Reading Memorial High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Reading, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1979 volume:

pioneer 1979 heading SWettiotial §tg(l School September 1975 - gttite 1979 EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Harlan Spence ASSISTANT EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Elaine Cochrane ART EDITOR Lucy Walsh BUSINESS EDITORS Debra Till Jonathan Nickerson LITERARY EDITORS Andrea Greenwood Robert Gray PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Sheryl Slezinger r v A JBnSZ- -• TT- i I, i|ii i tt m I • 1 PROFILES EDITOR si Katie Smith f - jr Anne Coughlin -� ; Jp saPHffl v : Y 7W(SU% X. -—a a-, , lie ' !, IF v Vh --y JKa M5 ica aIL ■ safe • Jf ADVISOR y 1 4 T h -Jfej £%5S§H James C. Chetwynd . pff| v fcto ■ v ‘� yw j� OT _ x a ■« WITH SPECIAL THANKS TO Dick Gillis ..CY f - 1 jY nw%_ : Chip D ' Orlando ?lgfis|fSpa Guy Garon ' ' KLf.-VYi 1 Our Staffs Joanne McGee kRK ajiter t: n cult 1) tt ’Jlctiliitici ©IjaJite? ttt 3 ©finite t +s ♦ tin be rcla omcn ©Jjaiiter ♦ A tmov$ 6 26 46 76 96 3 DEDICATION LEONARD F. D ' ORLANDO Our class did not know Mr. D ' Orlando as an educator, but in the past four years many of us have met this man as an assistant principal and, finally, in 1978 he became Leonard D ' Orlando, principal. Ordinarily the title of a person is irrelevant, for it is the man and not the job to whom we are attracted. This principle remains: Mr. D ' Orlando does, indeed, maintain an excellent rapport with a great number of our class. And yet we must look beyond our friendship with the man and see the professional. In the short time since he has been principal, Mr. D ' Orlando has initiated several programs and acted upon many ideas to help make R.M.H.S. a better place to be. He has been more-than-successful and kept his visibility. We would like to thank our principal by dedicating Pioneer 1979 to Leonard D ' Or¬ lando. 4 KENNETH J. FEIT DEDICATION Occasionally, just at the point when school seems incredibly dull and life amaz¬ ingly complex, someone steps in, points out alternatives, provides understanding, and promises hope. Kenneth Feit has been that person to many students at R.M.H.S. The inspiration found daily in his class, the time given to comment in each student ' s journal, the conversations he held often with individuals: these aspects of his character struck up an interest in Mr. Feit as a person, an interest which carried over into a concern about what he had to say, for Ken Feit does indeed have much to say. His knowledge of the language and of literature is obvious, but it is the way in which he presents this knowledge that is truly special. Every point is related to life experiences, and because of his own travels, Mr. Feit has no trouble showing this to his classes. It is not only in the academic world that Ken Feit has been influential. Athletics are important to him also. He is the person responsible for the R.M.H.S. Outing Club, and he has aided many athletes by coaching Spring Track. Kenneth Feit has, in various ways, given a great deal of himself to many mem¬ bers of our class. We thank him and proudly dedicate our yearbook to him, his ideals, and the impact he has had on us as individuals. 5 When, lo, as they reached the mi A wondrous portal opened wide, As if a cavern‘was suddenly hi And the Piper advanced and the children followed. And when all were in to the very last, jj The door in the mountainside shut fast. . Did I say, all? No! One was lame. And could not dance the whole of the way; And in after years, if you would blame 5 His sadness, he was used to say, — mm ? It ' s dull in our town since my playmates left! I can ' t forget that I ' m bereft ' ' Of all the pleasant sights they see, Which the Piper also promised me. | For he led us, he said, to a joyous land . . . — The Pied Piper of Hamelin lUi II LEONARD F. D ' ORLANDO PRINCIPAL Most of the change we think we see in life is due to the truths being in and out of favor. — Robert Frost ERNEST G. SPENCE ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL A wise son maketh a glad father. — Proverbs 10:1 8 CHARLES SYMONDS ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL . . . the consequences for society of the unbalance between the development of technical and social skill have been disastrous ' — Elton Mayo SUSAN ELIZABETH SELLERS ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL The true test of civilization is not the size of the cities or crops. — No, but the type of person they turn out. 9 IRIS ADLER BRUCE APPLEBY STEPHEN ARSENAULT FOCUS SOCIAL STUDIES INDUSTRIAL ARTS Why not excellence? SAMUEL BAKER FOCUS VIRGINIA BARTLETT PHYSICAL EDUCATION MARJORY G. BERKOW MATHEMATICS In five minutes you will say that it is all so absurdly simple. ' ' — Sherlock Holmes, The Adventure of the Dancing Men, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. THOMAS BLANEY BUSINESS Grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, courage to change the things I can, and wisdom to know the difference. EVERETT A. BLODGETT SCIENCE Chemfucius say ' Chemistry is mole- dy. ' 10 PHILIP BLUM SCIENCE I wish you all eternal felicity. HAROLD BOND ENGLISH How can he get wisdom . . .whose talk is of bullocks? — Ecclesiasticus LESLIE C. BOWERS ENGLISH I asked of life: ' What have you to offer me? ' And the answer came: ' What have you to give? ' EDWARD BRADY GUIDANCE Go and grow as independence beckons. DAVID BRETT BUSINESS Time will tell. THEODORE BRYSON PHYSICAL EDUCATION I could not say, ' Goodbye ' . I walked away and said, ' So long ' — Hayman WALTER T. CAHILL ENGLISH Writing and living require thinking and revision — so, THINK, REVISE; eat slowly, be tolerant of Mr. Murphy ' s weird ways, and, for God ' s sake, stand up straight! JOSEPH F. CAIN MEDIA CENTER Automobile bumper sticker: Warning — I brake for elephants! 1 1 WILLIAM J. CARROLL SOCIAL STUDIES Let ' s see what our friend Mr. Webster has to say ... JUDITH A. CARTER HOME ECONOMICS The Happy Cooker! JAMES C. CHETWYND ENGLISH This time, like all times, is a very good one if we but know what to do with it. — Emerson CAROLYN CLARK PETER CLARKE ROBERT COHEN FOREIGN LANGUAGE SOCIAL STUDIES SCIENCE Le soleil luit pour tout le monde qui le I should have been a folksinger. cherche. ARLENE COHN FOREIGN LANGUAGES MARTHA COOK SCIENCE Good luck! NORMAN P. CORMIER ENGLISH There are some rights worth dying for. The right of way while driving is not one of them. 12 HAL CROFT ENGLISH Thinking is, or ought to be, a coolness and a calmness; and our poor hearts throb, and our poor brains beat too much for that. — Melville, Moby Dick THOMAS C. DARRIN SOCIAL STUDIES To travel hopefully toward the end is better than to arrive. — Robert Louis Stevenson JANE E. DARVEAU GUIDANCE EMERY W. DEBECK MATHEMATICS An assignment a day keeps failure away. FRANCES DILUNA SCIENCE In the course of one semester, only three worthwhile social events take place. They will fall all on the same eve¬ ning, the night before the final. ROBERT DONOVAN FOREIGN LANGUAGES El que lee mucho y anda mucho, ve mucho y sabe mucho. — Miguel de Cer¬ vantes t JUDITH H. DOOB SOCIAL STUDIES If we do not exist as individuals then our relationship does not exist. — Hugh Prather ROBERT DUNBAR SOCIAL STUDIES All generalizations are false including this one. SUSAN DUVINSKY SPECIAL EDUCATION A kid is a thing that knows everything A kid is a thing that wants everything Our wisest men and women are still kids Our geniuses never grow old, up a little, but not old. — Woody Guthrie 13 ROSALYN EPSTEIN GUIDANCE If I am not for myself, who will be for me? Yet if I am for myself alone, of what good am I? MYRNA EVANS HOME ECONOMICS Impossible tasks take a little longer. KENNETH J. FEIT ENGLISH Driftin ' along with the tumblin tumbleweed. GAIL FINKLE DAVID L. GARLAND MATHEMATICS SCIENCE . . . mathematical proofs, like To live is to learn, to learn is to live. diamonds, are hard as well as clear, and will be touched with nothing but strict reasoning. — John Locke RICHARD G. GILLIS BUSINESS A good lie is only acceptable in golf. PAULA G. GRAHAM PHYSICAL EDUCATION Not the briefest moment, yours or mine, can ever come again. PETER GREENE SOCIAL STUDIES 14 MARGUERITE E. GRIMES MATHEMATICS The road to wisdom? Well, it ' s plain and simple to express: Err and err and err again, but less and less and less. — Piet Hein STEPHEN M. GUCCIARDI MATHEMATICS Be truthful to yourself! Do not com¬ promise your conscience to the fashion of the time. — E. Brooks MELANIE GUZELIAN SOCIAL STUDIES You never really leave a place you love. Part of it you take with you, leaving a part of you behind. RICHARD HAM FOREIGN LANGUAGE Are you sure that ' s your best pucker? MICHAEL HARNEY INDUSTRIAL ARTS A man must keep his mouth open a long, long while before a roast pigeon flies into it. HELEN M. HART WILLIAM HART GINA M. HEALY GUIDANCE ENGLISH FOREIGN LANGUAGES Hold fast to dreams; for if dreams die, On ne voit bien qu ' avec le coeur. - life is a broken-winged bird that cannot fly. — Langstrom Hughes Antoine de St.-Euxpery, Le Petit Prince 15 WENDELL W. HODGKINS ENGLISH Life is something that happens while you are planning something else. JOHN A. HOLLINGSWORTH MATHEMATICS DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS Man ' s greatest weakness consists not in failing, but in not rising every time he fails. — Confucius HOLLY B. HOLMES ENGLISH Whosoever readeth, let him under¬ stand. — Matthew 24:15 RONALD HOWLAND ENGLISH BETTY MAY IRWIN MULTI-HANDICAPPED CLASSROOM ISABEL JAHNLE BUSINESS KEITH JONES METCO Strive for academic excellence not only for yourself but for all those you ' ll meet in your endeavors. ' Struggle on ' EUGENE KACZOWKA MATHEMATICS If you subtract 40 from the number of times a cricket chirps in a minute, divide by 4 and add 50 to the result, you have the temperature Fahrenheit. — Would You Believe It? 16 KAREN KAMAN MATHEMATICS The only place success comes before work is in the dictionary. LEO KENNEY SCIENCE The snake ' s brain is analogous to the knot on the end of a thread — it merely keeps the spine from pulling out. They aren ' t overly bright. MARY F. LANOUETTE FOREIGN LANGUAGES Teaching is a lot like the punishment of the Danaids: pouring liquid into sieves. JOHN J. KELLY, JR. Yankees — 5, Red Sox — 4 SOCIAL STUDIES It ' s never over until it ' s over. — Yogi Berra ELENI LOPORTO ENGLISH MAUREEN LECLAIRE PHYSICAL EDUCATION OYJ HIM? KENNETH M. LEVESQUE BUSINESS ' I ' m not deaf — I ' m just ignoring you. ' 17 DONALD LOVELY BARBARA MACDONALD MICHAEL MCGUIRE SOCIAL STUDIES FOCUS SCIENCE What is the sound of one hand clap- _ • -w ping? CARL MELLIN SCIENCE ROBERTA K. MESSINA SOCIAL STUDIES The greatest thing in the world is not so much where we stand as in what direc¬ tion we are moving. To reach the port of heaven we must sail sometimes with the wind and sometimes against it, but we must sail and not drift, or lie at anchor. — Oliver Wendell Holmes KATHRYN MONTEJUNAS ENGLISH Remember that the map is not the ter ritory! RUSSELL MORRIS INDUSTRIAL ARTS Be sure your conversation generates more light than heat. JOAN MORSE MEDIA CENTER Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. — Sir James Barrie PETER M. MOSCARIELLO MATHEMATICS Daring ideas are like Chessmen moved forward; they may be beaten, but they may start a winning game. — J.W. von Goethe 18 EUNICE MOSHER SPECIAL EDUCATION A teenager learns what he lives, and becomes what he experiences. To him, our mood is the message, the style is the substance, the process is the product.” — Dr. Haim G. Ginott JAMES T. MURPHY SCIENCE The Universe is Not Capricious” THOMAS MYSLICKI PHYSICAL EDUCATION The greatest of follies is to sacrifice health for any other advantages.” BARBARA C. NEVILS MATHEMATICS Only cabbages have no nerves, no wor¬ ries. And what do they get out of their perfect well-being?” — Carl G.J. Jacobi JOSEPH V. NISCO FOREIGN LANGUAGES C ' est le temps que tu as perdu pour ta rose qui fait ta rose importante.” ANNA NORMAND SOCIAL STUDIES Homeroom isn ' t going to be the same without Dave trying to sneak in late.” CHERYL I. O ' BRIEN BUSINESS Time and Tide waits for no man. MARY ELLEN PEARSON SOCIAL STUDIES Where is there a tribe for me? — N. Chagnon PHYLLIS ONUSSEIT ENGLISH The supreme happiness in life is the conviction that we are loved. — Victor Hugo 19 JOHN B. PACINO GUIDANCE In every lifetime, the time comes when you must assume the responsibility for yourself — your time is now and for the rest of your life span. WALTER G. PASKOWSKY GUIDANCE ROBERT F. PATTERSON INDUSTRIAL ARTS God bless America and help us not take it for granted. JEROME H. PERRY SCIENCE Inquiring minds dig deep beneath, the surface of truths already known. — Dr. Clinton Lee Scott ELLEN PINTA ENGLISH JANE REED BUSINESS Hold fast to dreams, for if dreams die, life is a broken-winged bird that cannot fly. — Langston Hughes STEVEN A. RHODES MATHEMATICS And, that, Ladies and Gentlemen, is your answer. GLADYS M. ROBERTS BUSINESS I have learned that to be with those I like is enough. — Whitman 20 JAMES L. ROTH MUSIC How sour sweet music is, When time is broke and no proportion kept! — Shakespeare GERALDINE ROY FINE ARTS The beautiful is as useful as the useful. — Victor Hugo HELEN G. SCANNELL BUSINESS Use good knowledge to share strength, peace, and compassion. MICHAEL SCARPITTO ENGLISH You can be as successful as you want to be; just give yourself the chance. PAUL SCHAPIRA MATHEMATICS Those students, who have rocks in their heads, always take my jokes for granite. f • JEAN S. SILVA WARREN D. SNYDER PAUL W. SOULE MEDIA CENTER BUSINESS SCIENCE You may gain knowledge by reading, All learning should be surrounded by Boiled Owl is Tough! but you must separate the chaff from the wisdom. wheat by thinking. 2 ) 5 ,l MARGARET B. STARRETT BUSINESS It is more important to know where you are going than to get there quickly; do not mistake activity for achievement. SALLY STEMBRIDGE ENGLISH Curiosity is one of the permanent and certain characteristics of a vigorous mind. — Samuel Johnson ELLEN STOPPE ENGLISH MEREDITH SULD DONNA KAY SULLIVAN ROBERT SWANSON FOREIGN LANGUAGES SPECIAL EDUCATION SOCIAL STUDIES Cueillez des aujourd ' hui les roses de la ... for each and for all, as for the v ' e - Royal Navy, the watchword should be, ' Carry on and dr ead nought. ' — Winston S. Churchill WILLIAM TUFTS III SOCIAL STUDIES There is no such thing as ' best ' in the world of individuals. ERIC A. TURNER MATHEMATICS A complex number with a plane figure. PETER VALESKA SOCIAL STUDIES Knowledge is good. 22 WILLIAM WAIGHT FREDERICK WALES JOHN W. WHITE FOCUS FINE AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS PHYSICAL EDUCATION The ultimate measure of a man is not The physical, spiritual, and mental as- where he stands in moments of comfort pects of life are all important. and convenience, but where he stands during challenge and controversy. — Martin Luther King DOROTHY WOOD Not to decide — is to decide . . . PETER WOOD FINE ARTS If you can ' t hold your hands steady, at least hold your fingers steady. JOHN S. ZAJAC KEVIN J. ZENEWICZ CAROLYN ZEYTOONIAN MATHEMATICS SCIENCE FOREIGN LANGUAGES All that a man has to say or do that can Be good, behave yourself, and enjoy possibly concern mankind is, in some life. shape or other, to tell the story of his love . . — Henry David Thoreau 23 MARC ALTERIO ATHLETIC DIRECTOR RUTH SCHUBARTH HEALTH OFFICE STELLA HALFYARD HEALTH OFFICE NANCY LINDGREN GUIDANCE KAIDI BOWDEN METCO CHARLOTTE SERRENTINO MAIN OFFICE JANICE GROMYKO GUIDANCE HILDA AHLSTROM MAIN OFFICE NEWELL MORTON DIAGNOSTIC LEARNING CENTER 24 JEAN UNDERHILL MAIN OFFICE CLAIRE SHEA FOCUS NORMA CARLSON MULTI-HANDICAPPED CLASSROOM CAFETERIA WORKERS: Mary Isacson, Phillis Winkler, Betty Boyd, Evelyn Mullen, Mary THERESA MEUSE O ' Brien, Jean Richardson, Marie Cohick, Peggy Cashill, Thelma Beauchamp. RESOURCE CENTER: Barbara Hovey, Grace Palmer, Dorothy CUSTODIANS: Stu Nichols, Herman Hubbard, William Stamatis, Heselton Thomas Powers 25 It is true ' quoth Don Quixote; that which thou mayest do is to leave him to his adventures, and care not whether he be lost or found; for we shall have so many horses, after coming out of this battle victors, that very Rozinante himself is in danger to be changed to another. But be attentive; for I mean to describe unto thee the principal knights of both the armies; and to the end thou mayest the better see and note all things, let us retire outselves there to that little hillock, from whence both armies may easily be described. The Surprising Adventures of Don Quixote w Slciitottte § 27 SKI CLUB B. Allen, L.Anderson, D. Anderson, G. Anderson, E. Annese, S. Arsenault, K. Arsenault, S. Avola, C. Avola, G. Balboni, D. Beers, K. Bell, K. Berry, M. Berry, D. Blacker, C. Blackett, D. Blake, B. Blood, K. Boisvert, L. Bonaccorso, J. Bono, A. Brette, R. Bruce, L. Buckley, C. Burnett, J. Burns, J. Cain, L. Cain, M. Callahan, M. Carley, S. Carlyle, S. Carter, P. Caruso, P. Casey, B. Cassidy, P. Chase, K. Cinteon, C. Clark, D. Clark, K. Cleary, C. Coleman, P. Collins, S. Collins, T. Cook, P. Connors, A. Conover, C. Corbett, M. Costanza, L. Crawford, T. Cross, S. Crowley, M. Crowley, D. Cummings, S. Currie, M. D ' Alessandro, T. Dennehy, J. DiGiovanni, K. Dillon, K. Downey, S. Driscoll, S. Duffy, L. Dunn, B. Dustin, M. Dwyer, J. Ellis, B. Fandel, L. Finlay, J. Fitzpatrick, S. Flagg, J. Franklin, S. Fuller, K. Garrard, M. Geder, J. Gilford, R. Gifford, R. Gerouard, G. Good, C. Graf, J. Gregorio, A. Griffin, K. Guerra, B. Habeeb, B. Hall, M. Hall, L. Hall, B. Hammond, C. Harron, P. Hebert, B. Henniger, K. Hoggins, T. Holmes, B. House, M. Hovey, R. Hoyt, S. Hunter, P. Hunter, K. Jack, J. Jankun, B. Jones, M. Jones, J. Johnson, B. Joyce, L. Kennedy, C. Kiely, K. Lane, W. Levy, K. Lewicki, J. Licciardello, D. Lombardozi, D. Lilley, L. Lindsey, J. Lindstrom, N. Littlehale, T. Livingstone, M. Locke, J. Lonergan, J. Lovell, S. Lucey, N. Maggio, J. Maggio, A. Manchester, P. Marks, J. Marlin, G. Marottoli, J. Marroni, L. Marson, A. McCarron, P. McCarthy, M. McCarthy, L. McConckie, S. McGonagle, S. Messick, P. Miller, L. Miller, E. Milley, C. Moynihan, R. Murphy, L. Murray, P. Muse, S. Neville, B. Nickerson, J. Nickerson, C. Nolerangeli, J. Nugent, K. O ' Brien, M. Perry, R. Petrin, W. Pisarz, C. Prince, R. Quinlan, D. Reed, C. Reynolds, R. Riendeau, N. Rigazio, K. Rishton, D. Rishton, P. Rittenburg, N. Robinson, E. Rogers, L. Rotondi, P. Ruff, J. Ruff, K. Sanborn, M. Saunders, B. Saunders, V. Scalesse, A. Schloth, K. Scnmuch, A. Scott, D. Seavy, D. Simmons, C. Simone, J. Singleton, C. Smith, S. Smith, P. Smith, L. Spinney, J. Stase, K. Steenbruggen, N. Stinson, B. Stowell, K. Stumcke, R. Stunieich, D. Sullivan, D. Sullivan, J. Sullivan, P. Surette, C. Swanson, R. Swymer, J. Symes, B. Talbot, A. Teague, M. Tewksbury, J. Theophanis, K. Thompson, D. Thomson, T. Tierney, B. Till, S. Tucker, C. Vacca, J. Valentine, S. VanderStopp, A. Vila, J. Vila, V. Walker, J. Walsh, R. Welch, J. Weldon, L. Weis, D. Westra, D. Neufer, P. Wheaton, J. White, C. Wilson, A. Wishart, R. Wood, L. Young, C. Young, K. Zaramba, A. Ziegler. OUTING CLUB K. Bamberg, L. Durkin, A. LeNoir, M. Payne, B. House, J. Lovell, S. Gildea, L. Kennedy, J. D ' Arcy, A. Greenwood, S. McFadden, S. Carter, L. Cain, L. Seip, D. Webb, C. Barrett, C. Vacca, A. Mahoney, M. Sprague, V. Maxwell, D. Till, J. Ruff, D. Littlehale, R. Murdock, E. Annese, J. Jankun, L. Marsan, L. McConchie, A. Conover, D. Webb, H. Spence, J. Whalen, A M. McCarron, B. Hammond, W. Pisarz, D. Sullivan, S. McGonagle, S. Hunter, L. Buckley, Moose T. Dog. MATH TEAM lilii :i y im li ' jj I i m IX V ilH K. raili, !IB m D. Webb, A. Rule, R. Gray, L. Mitchell, M. Sprague, E. Rogers, N. Lento, P. Hunter, B. Emero, D. Thompson, J. Singleton, C. Pack, J. Klepeis, E. Soli. AFS CLUB J. D ' Arcy, B. Kendall (Vice-Pres.), B. Joyce, R. Kilmarx, C. Willis (Sect.), C. Keller, H. Mehlman, J. Nickerson (Treas.), L. McLeod, G. Davidson (Pres.), P. Keane, B. Stewart, L. Kennedy, J. Walsh, S. McGonagle, J. Jankun, A. McCarron, D. Maynard. 29 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY J. DiGiovanni, A. Rule, D. Luth, D. Webb, R. Quinlan, L. Backe, R. Gray, T. Medlock, J. Ham, C. McCabe, D. Pedi, C. Smith, D. Beers, L. Murray, D. Forrest, D. Calef, H. Spence, L. Bruce. DRAMA CLUB J. McGee, S. Marks, S. Slezinger, L. Murry, L. Soli, M. Proctor, L. Corbett, D. O ' Brien, L. Brady, L. Trueson, N. Littlehale, J. Siggines, R. Nazzaro, G. Concannon, M. Fardon, P. Donogan, M. Silvaggi, K. Dillon, D. Belanger, C. Mullen, D. Boucher, C. Willis, L. Hergenrother, J. Whalen, G. Clements, V. Shipp, R. Kilmarx, K. Schloth, M. Cronin, P. Whippen, L. Cunningham, S. Jarvis, M. Calahan, D. Deluca, B. Joyce, G. McMahen, L. Masone, G. Davidson, H Mehlman, J. Hines, S. Lucey, J. Beckwith, B. Blood, L. Hebert, P. Hebert, A. Meller. 30 PRODUCTION PRINTING Mr. Harney, T. Komidar, M. Birmingham, D. Cortese. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Mr. Levesque, K. Strong, D. Garcia, T. Meier, A. Hicks, M. Belmonte, R. Dooley, J. Cowan, N. Blamire, C. Crosby, J. Edson, M. Harlow, L. Murphy, R. Jones, M. Locey, A. LeNoire, R. Greenier, L. McGovern, C. Bond 31 HIGH HAPPENINGS ; „ ' . a a J A. Greenwood (Editor), P. Miller (Editor), S. Collins (Asst. Ed.), C. Bordieri, B. Gray, M. Copithome, D. Snyder, L. Miller, C. Smith, C. Flynn, J. Nickerson, M. Jackson, N. Littlehale, R. Cox. IMPRESSIONS 32 Mr. Harney, T. Komidar, C. Keller, J. Tarzia, C. McCabe, C. Flynn, N. Lee, R. Fante, F. Dicks, P. MacDonald, P. Madison, B. Gray, T. DeSisto, T. LeFave, C. Barrett, M. Copithorne, K. DeMoura, J. Richards, D. Snyder, L. Bruce, G. Olszewski, D. Boucher, J. O ' Brien, S. Wilson, A. McCarron, D. Cortez, M. Birmingham, D. Littlehale, M. McCarthy, Ms. Montejunas. CHESS CLUB SCIENCE CLUB Mr. Blum, Ben Sorenson, Liz Zitzow, Steve Wilson, Adele Fuller, Gerry Sullivan, Dave Cunningham, Jill Dugan. Mr. Mellin, David Thompson, Joseph Crispo, Loren Mitchel, Christian Elkington, Steve Van Beaver, Robert King, Peter Keane, Eric Peterson. 33 LIBRARY AIDES Corinne Bordieri, Christian Elkington PIONEER R. Gray, H. Spence, E. Cochrane, L. Walsh, D. Till, L. Backe, A. Greenwood, J. Nickerson, K. Smith, A. Coughlin, S. Slezinger 34 VIVARIUM Mark Kelly, Steve Gildea, David Maxfield, John Yirrell, Frank Connors, Doug Rishton A.V. CREW N. Godfrey, P. Madison, D. White, L. Johanson, D. Calef, T. McCulloch, L. Smart, L. Fuller, B. Donald, B. Melanson, J. Richardson, P. Hebert, Mr. Cain, J. Singleton, C. Lento, T. Holihan 35 GLEE CLUB G. Davidson, J. McGee, L. Smart, K. Boisvert, A. Fuller, D. Webb, M. Schauer, C. McCabe, Mr. Hodgkins, T. Corrado, S. Slezinger, L. Simpson, D. Till, H. Hersee, S. Abbott, D. O ' Brien, Mr. Roth, J. Fidre, S. Coote, B. Blood, G. Clements, R. Mahoney, M. Proctor, L. Sullivan, D. Calef, J. Hulse, C. Vacca, M. Hodgkins, L. Murray, S. Jenney, P. Erickson, T. Dolan, B. Dyment, S. Neumann, M. Hovey, M. Grace, B. Wicks BAND G. Abbott, K. Anderson, W. Baldwin, B. Blood, D. Calef, B. Cassidy, G. Clements, M. Colford, R. Cox, A. Craige, J. Crispo, B. Cummings, K. Curtis, R. Dantas, D. DiLuca, T. Dolan, W. Dyment, B. Dyment, P. Erickson, J. Fiore, A. Fuller, K. Hall, C. Hale, L. Harvey, L. Hergenrother, M. Hodgkins, M. Hovey, C. Hoyt, J. Hulse, S. Jarvis, B. Joyce, C. Keller, S. King, S. Krouse, C. MacDonald, D. MacDonald, P. Madison, R. Mahoney, J. Martin, L. Martinage, B. McCaffrey, N. Moller, D. Monto, S. Neumann, R. Petrin, L. Pierce, E. Pohl, B. Powell, K. Power, D. Pratt, J. Quimby, R. Ruggiero, K. Schmuch, L. Shelzi, N. Shin, C. Simons, L. Smark, J. Sorenson, H. Spence, D. Stone, G. Swanson, J. Tarzia, J. Whalen, C. Willis, K. Wooster 36 STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS STUDENT OFFICE WORKERS jwfL ■■ ffn t ... . Gail Davidson, Susan Marks. Veronica Shipp, Robin Kilmarx, Dina Zaccardi, Nancy Lee, Hal Mehlman, Cheryl Surette. STUDENT COUNCIL L. Bruce, J. Gould, R. Gray, A. Greenwood, J. Macauda, P. Manasian, G. Marottoli, M. Miller, P. Miller, L. Murray, D. Pedi, E. Petkewich, K. Smith, P. Smith, L. Soli, E. Benard, S. Chisholm, D. Cleary, R. Dillon, A. Gregorio, M. Joyce, L. Kiely, C. Kiely, C. McDonald, P. McKenna, P. Pratt, L. Ropple, A. Scott, L. Sullivan, J. Teel, L. Corbett, E. Cox, J. D ' Arcy, C. Ehl, R. Fante, C. Hoyt, B. Joyce, L. Kennedy, R. Kilmarx, J. Klepeis, J. Martin, L. Miller, L. Mitchel, J. Siggins, S. VanderStoep, J. Walsh, C. Willis, D. Belanger, M. Callahan, K. Dillon, S. Hopkins, S. Lucey, M. McCarthy, A. O ' Brien, A. Petrocelli, E. Petrocelli, V. Ropple, L. Russell, L. Trulson. 37 REGIONAL ADVISORY OFFICERS STUDENT ADVISORY COUNCIL Alison Rule, Glen Olszewski. Trisha DeSisto, Joe Picano, Linda Backe, Darcy Brown, Glen Olszewski. MODEL UN I 1 m j 22 S. Collins, C. Elkington, M. Copithorne, L. Johansen, C. Flynn, B. Gray, N. Barrett, J. Lonergan, V. Maxwell, N. Moller, A. Lawless, D. Peacock, M. Colford, C. Willis, A. Mahoney, L. Tyminski, N. Lento, A. Petrocelli, Mr. Kelly. 38 DONKEY BASKETBALL 39 ' SENIOR PLAY Penelope Sycamore Essie. Rheba . Paul Sycamore . . . Ed . Donald . Martin Vanderhof Alice . Henderson . Tony Kirby . Boris Kolenkov . . . Gay Wellington . .. Mr. Kirby. Mrs. Kirby. Three Men . YOU CANT TAKE IT WITH YOU .. Jo-Anne McGee .Mimi Fallon . Mary Copithorne .Tom Dolan .. . Al Lenoir .Joe Hindes Kenneth DeMoura .... Holly Hersee . ... Gail Davidson .... Kevin Wexler . . Glen Olszewski . Laurie Falzarano .Bill Smith .... Donna Webb .Tim Hunt Ted Noonan Phil Kiely .Cathy Ohala Olga . Director: Peter B. Greene Stage Manager: Lisa Murray THE MADWOMAN OF CHAILLOT by JEAN GIRADOUX ONE ACT PLAYS Countess .Veronica Shipp Constance .Carolyn Willis Gabrielle .Marie Callaghan Irma .Karen Dillon Josephine .Paula Whippen Ragpicker .Gary Clements Juggler .Kathy Schloth Waiter .Kenny Cook Peddler .Linda Hebert Singer .Debbie Calef Director: Michael Proctor Stage Manager: Barbara Joyce CHAMBER MUSIC by ARTHUR KOPIT Woman who plays the records . . Diane O ' Brien Woman in the safari outfit .... Nancy Littlehale Girl in a gossamer dress .Lynne Brady Woman with a notebook .Martha Farden Woman in the aviatrix outfit . Ginny Concannon Woman in Spanish garb .Jennifer Beckwith Woman in amour .Jackie Siggins Woman with a gavel .Corinne Bordieri Woman in White .Lisa Whalen Director: Jim Whalen Stage Manager: Denise DiLuca THE CRUCIBLE ACT by ARTHUR MILLER Danforth . John Proctor . Mr. Hale .. Parris. Susanna Wollcott . Elizabeth Proctor . Mercy Lewis . Abigail . Mary Warren . Francis Nurse . Willard . Mr. Hathorne. Giles Corey . Thomas Putnam . Director: Susan Marks Stage Manager: Marjorie Comeau . . . . Brian Blood . . . Robert Perry . Ricky Nazzaro Robert Mahoney . . Maria Silvaggi . Donna Belinger ... Susan Cutelis ... Lisa Trulson . . Lynne Corbett .... Doug Stone .. Hal Mehlman ... Steven Lucey ... James Lucey . . . . Peter Marks [y aWL OPERETTA BYE BYE BIRDIE by j Charles Strouse Albert Peterson .Kenneth DeMoura Rose Alvarez .Lynne Brady Ursala Merkle .Lisa Smart Kim MacAfee ...... .. Marie Callaghan Mrs. MacAfee...Martha Grace Mr. MacAfee .Robert Mahoney Teen Trio .Patricia Corrado Gail Davidson Sheryl Slezinger Sad Girl .Wendy Knox Mrs. Peterson .Lisa Murray Policeman .Steven Jenney Reporters .Gary Clements Jim Whalen Conrad Birdie .Robert Perry Two Teenagers .Adele Fuller Joanne McGee Hugo Peabody .Karl Schmuch Mrs. Merkle .Diane O ' Brien Mayor .Thomas Dolan Mayor ' s Wife .Leone Sullivan Randolph MacAfee .Ron Bashford Gloria Rasputin .Gretchen Good Ed Sullivan . % .Michael Proctor Stage Manager .William Dyment Charles F. Maude .Peter Erickson Waiter.Brian Blood Customer . Thomas Dolan Adults: Debra Calef, Sarah Coote, Thomas Dolan, William Dyment, Peter Erickson, Marcia Hodgkins, Julie Hulse, Sherry Neumann, Diane O ' Brien, Leone Sullivan, Debby Till, Susan Upham, Cindy Vacca, Barbara Wicks. Teenagers: Sandra Abbott, Kay Boisvert, Gary Clements, Patrisha Corrado, Gail Davidson, Joanne Fiore, Adele Fuller, Gretchen Good, Holly Hersee, Missy Hovey, Christine McCabe, Joanne McGee, Michael Proctor, Mary Schauer, Laurie Simpson, Sheryl Slezinger, Donna Webb, Jim Whalen. W ' ■ n H m AS Really I don ' t know why you bother to go at all, sneered the hare. By the time you get there it will be all over — whatever it • is. The tortoise laughed. I may be slow, but I bet I can get to the end of the field before you can. If you want to race, I ' ll prove it to you. — The Hare and the Tortoise FOOTBALL Paul Soracco, Chip D ' Orlando, Brian Patalano, Paul Ramano, John Gregorio, Paul Lawrence, Michael McGonagle, Peter Rittenburg, Timothy Hunt, John Ramano, Paul Smith, Richard Surette, Peter Collins, Douglas Woodman, coach John White, Philip Kiely, David Luth, Ted Noonan, Steven Dunkley, Robert Riendeau, Daniel Brennan, Stephen Mello, Michael Larocco, Michael Schiavo, manager John Hammond, manager Edward Crespo, Coach Paul Soule, Christopher McDonald, Steven Sullivan, Scott Matthews, Kevin D ' Arcy, Dwayne Autery, John Healey, Paul Daigle, Beanard Crowley, Kevin Lawrence, Michael McMillan, James Rikeman, Michael Bailey,Brian Talbot, Grahm Muise, Christopher Prince, Penn Michelini, Paul Zanni, Terrence Dennehey, Lee Hancock, William Cain, Scott Spinney, John Fitzpatrick, Christopher Tsoukalas. 48 There ' s a mouse in the locker room! Kiss me, you fool! 49 III CHEERLEADERS L. Anderson, N. Castine, S. Kelly, M. Miller, L. Murray, L. Tocco, A. Haley, T. Quilty, G. White, S. Flagg, R. Gifford, M. McCarthy W. Morton, K. O ' Brien, A. Scott, J. White. BATON SQUAD 50 D. Blacker, L. Bruce, N. Corindia, D. Forrest, L. Falzarano, K. Johnson, L. Macaluso, J. Macauda, T. McAllister, P. Miller, T. Morton, G. O ' Brien, D. Pedi, E. Petkewich, B. Powers, L. Rigazio, A. Schloth, K. Smith, J. Steele, R. Dillon, S. Grant, D. Mullaney, S. O ' Donnell, K. Quackenbush, L. Ropple, K. Sweeney. GOLF S. Burns, B. House, P. Turenne, S. Arsenault, A. Bochman, D. Brown, W. Marshall, D. Burns, M. Gilligan, R. Finlayson, M. Locke, S. Zanni. 51 CROSS-COUNTRY B. Hammond, E. Chandler, W. Pisarz, K. Powell, S. Kelliher, D. Kennedy, L. D. Burke, J. Knox, J. Lovell, C. Smith, C. Sullivan, P. Greenyer. Kiely, J. Valentine, P. Connors, E. Cox, B. Peterson, K. Webb, M.L. Webb. 52 53 SOCCER D. Caizza, K. DeMoura, S. Nicholson, R. Pomerleau, P. Sheehan, G. Smith, D. Snyder, P. Bittrich, S. Carlyle, R. Dileo, D. Freeman, K. Jack, T. Komidar, G. Labo, D. Neufer, J. Nugent, B. Patterson, J. Sorenson, K. Arsenault, P. D ' Alessandro, W. Myette, S. Vultaggio. I gotta boo-boo! Hey, get off my foot. 54 55 FIELD HOCKEY J. Dunkley, L. Kiezulas, K. Quinlan, S. Trapiener, W. Dyment, J. Ellis, M. Hall, L. Nola, C. Swanson, S. Harvey, R. Dantas, B. Hall, T. Heenan, D. Monto, N. Stamegna, M. Woodruff, B. Wicks, J. Heelen, G. Maritoli, R. Quinlan, P. Smith, J. Upton. Please don ' t feed the animals. Paying off the ref. 56 57 BASKETBALL B. Campbell, C. Crosby, S. Dunkley, C. Heineck, D. MacDonald, W. McGrail, J. O ' Sullivan, D. Perkins, R. Shirkoff, P. Smith, R. Brigida, D. Doe, C. Pack 58 59 BOY ' S WINTER TRACK D. Brennan, D. Burke, P. Collins, J. Desciscio, B. House, D. Hurley, J. Knox, P. Lawrence, S. Mellos, D. Rainville, P. Rittenburg, R. Riendeau, M. Schiavo, C. Smith, J. Smith, P. Soracco, C. Sullivan, R. Surrette, M. Beighley, J. Ciardi, K. Curtis, P. Daigle, T. Denehey, S. Duffy, M. Gale, M. Gazzara, J. Harris, J. Healey, J. Jankun, P. Kajko, D. Kennedy, D. Knox, S. Krause, T. Palmer, B. Powell, P. Pratt, K. Tierney, S. Aregligo, T. Fifield, R. Huebel, B. Hunter, M. Hyslip, R. lapicca, W. Karl, P. Kirk, G. LaConte, B. Palastra, L. Rideout, P. Rittenburg, B. Saunders, J. Seip, E. Soli, P. Trombetta, B. Warren 60 L. Bourke, L. Cain, E. Chandler, P. Connors, E. Cox, B. Daigle, S. Dimambio, R. Doe, B. Doherty, F. Guerra, B. Hall, B. Hammond, P. Harper, K. Huggins, B. Joyce, N. Kelliher, S. Kelliher, L. Kennedy, S. Kasperovich, M. Knox, D. Lombar- dozzi, S. Neville, S. Newmann, M. Oberg, K. O ' Brien, J. Pineau, W. Pisarz, K. Power, K. Powers, J. Rabideau, C. Ricci, N. Rigazio, K. Rishton, E. Rogers, C. Sletterink, J. Valentine, J. Vila, K. Zaramba, C. Burnett, K. Sweeney GIRL ' S WINTER TRACK 61 HOCKEY K. Bamberg, M. Burns, S. Burns, P. Doherty, P. Greenyer, J. Kelly, B. Lefave, M. Lachapelle, J. McFadden, M. McGonagle, P. Turenne, M. Hayes, B. Henniger, R. Krekorian, K. Lawrence, R. O ' Connor, D. Smith, J. Picano 62 63 WRESTLING M. Bosteels, E. Crespo, J. Hammond, L. Mumper, E. Noonan, P. Romano, D. Arsenault, D. Autery, M. Bailey, D. Burke, K. Dady, J. Fitzpatrick, J. Forrest, R. Hachey, W. Hancock, R. Hoyt, J. Lucey, W. Pisarz, C. Quimby, A. Sandler, T. Tierney, K. Arsenault, D. Beaudoin, G. Button, J. Crispo, P. D ' Alessandro, R. DeRosa, D. Gilbert, R. Harper, T. Holmes, M. Jutras, K. Kiernan, W. Myette, S. O ' Neil, C. Taylor 64 65 GIRL ' S BASKETBALL S. Bouyer, S. Crowley, J. Heelen, S. Palaima, J. Upton, R. Dantas, T. Heenan, C. MacDonald, P. O ' Sullivan, C. Simone, J. Mangion 66 67 GIRL ' S GYMNASTICS P. Hill, E. Bernard, S. Blacker, L. Crawford, K. Garrard, R. Girouard, D. Kennedy, L. Ward, J. Weldon, N. Assaf, M. D ' Alessandro, K. Girouard, M. Hall, J. Miller, W. Smith, L. Snyder, A. Vila, M. Doyan, J. Dunkley, S. Heelan, C. McCabe, M. McCarthy, A. Rittenburg, C. Surrette 68 H. Dewsnap, M. Dwyer, M. Larocco, D. Luth, M. Malonson, J. Quimby, M. Bouyer, B. Cain, J. Chapman, M. Jones, C. Prince, N. Robinson, A. Beaulieu, T. Maynard, P. Procopio, P. Voegelin, P. Wheaton, M. Gilligan, C. Karl, D. Serrantino, M. Spurr, C. Sweeney, J. Yirrell, S. Zanni BOY ' S GYMNASTICS SOFTBALL 70 GIRL ' S SPRING TRACK 72 BOY ' S SPRING TRACK 73 BOY ' S TENNIS 74 GIRL ' S TENNIS 75 M ■ $r wife Now it happened that the jQpe birth to a child which was, De sure, perfect in all its parts but no taller than a thumb. Th, they said, It ' s as we wish it shall be ouruJgMflpchild, and from its siaa fiby, named it Tom They gave him plenty to eat, but the child grew no bigger, just stayed as he Was the first hour he was born. 0 mb. Nevertheless he had an intelligent look and soon turned out to be a clever and nimble little thing, lucky in everything he undertook. — Tom Thumb ♦ ♦ Utt e cla33me« A FRESHMEN President: Matt Gilligan, Vice-President: John LaLiberte, Treasurer: Laurie Kiezulas, Secretary: Cathy Pedi 78 79 SOPHOMORES President: Nancy Littlehale, Vice-President: Elaine Annese, Treasurer: Kathy Savage, Secretary: Ann Marie McCarron 80 Do you think they ' ll ask? Do you think they ' ll dance? Birds on a wire Who says I ' m short? We must stop meeting like this! 81 JUNIORS President: Chris Pack, Vice-President; Diane Kennedy, Treasurer: Leanne Keenan, Secretary: Ann Gregorio Double Vision So, what ' s up? 82 FOCUS 1 ■ 1 Li ; ' ■ ' 1 TV f| (f vv }? wU r [fKU 1; j if ,] Edward Kuhne, Michael Zarella, Mark Laperchia, Dan Murdock, Jim Keating, David Simpson, Maureen Keene, Marc Celia, Mrs. Claire Shea, Mr. Bill Weight, Helen Tibbo, Marilyn Mucci, Laura Ralphs, Gloria Magno, Linda O ' Loughlin, Karen Mansfield, Margret Mullen, Joan Gallagher, Laura Farelli, Kathy Kyle, Jim Morgan, Stacey Whitacker, Mrs. Barbra MacDonald, Steven Rude, Joe Herman, Stephen Frotten, Todd Maynard, Paul Nowell, Michael Addor, Jane Munsen, Mr. Sam Baker, Joan Hoyt, Brad Parsons, Iris Adler, Cheryl Sears, Karen Kent, Steve Whitcomb 84 MULTI¬ HANDICAPPED CLASSROOM 85 Place your Betz here. Macho man Mary, Mary, quite contrary Not too Mellow A model figure Space cruising “You mean I might pass? Two pumpkin heads My theory of evolution is . . My brain hurts. 89 I Vw -TT, ' UWT A Kl� S i ' There ' s one in every crowd. Whenever I see your smiling face . . . 92 pmmmmm Belongs in a pond A stiff upper lip Doesn ' t believe in nail files Really? ' ' A chip off the old block You mean this is for real? 93 jfaa uny uynards, Aw com a nob di cem (Ao bo ; ib cleared to Aw Aosb in t tc cAouds : Aw tried it , yoand ity rm, and nob to Aw dta- Aeo. An? aubcAiy ormedt w re o- Aution ojAendeaoorin to cAimAr ab) to tAe- ty, io orden to see Ab yartune, and ran to communicate is intention . . . — yacA and tAe (Aoean taAA ©(jajjter 2ciiioi‘ jftzura {stt trs My 37 Winslow Road Oh my God. . . . Still crazy after all these years. . . . Laura . . . Member of gymnastics and cheerleaders . . . Will always remember Florida trip, summer parties, CPL, com¬ mons, football games, and getting her perm . . . Favorite teachers are Miss Roy and Mr. Valeska . . . Plans to travel and have a career in fashion. 100 Woburn Street 63 Lawrence Road jfaidas acAes 295 Main Street Linda. Take a chance on me — I haven ' t any name, but what you ' ll give me when you leave. — Rod McKuen ( Sfamc QRa u ' a 5 Sandra Lane 20 Fox Run Lane Karen . . . Member of the Young Peo¬ ple ' s Group . . . Enjoys singing and mountain climbing . . . Fondest memo¬ ries include February vacation 1977, and a winter of peace that followed . . . Fu¬ ture plans include attending Burlington Bible Institute; Bob Jones University, So. Carolina; and a 4-year fundamental col¬ lege. tfuirt QSam tra 20 Dunbar Road Burt. . . . Enjoyed classes with Mr. Feit and Mr. Kenney . . . Co-President of the Outing Club and a member of the hockey team . . . An avid mountain climber and water skier . . . Also, worked at Dairy Maid . . . Plans to go to college and study wildlife biology. Janice (jfiea u oi t 121 Belmont Street Jan. . . . Remembered for having a big mouth . . . Enjoyed Miss Carter ' s cooking class . . . Will always remember 4th, 6th, and 7th period in the commons . . . Works at General Aluminum in Woburn. ' Tmmi {jRar er 82 Middlesex Avenue Sue . . . Today is only yesterday ' s to¬ morrows. . . . Will always remember the commons, CPL, home football games, weekend convoys and 5 12 78 . . . Works at McDonalds . . . Enjoyed English with Mrs. Brinson and Mr. Cahill, also Decisions with Ms. Sellers . . . col¬ lege bound. $ar ara yC. 3$e no it 429 Lowell Street Barbs. ... I don ' t get it. . . . Will always remember 4th and 5th period vol¬ leyball in the commons . . . Enjoyed Mr. Brett, Accounting, and Mr. Cahill . . . Member of the Yearbook Staff . . . Em¬ ployed at Marshalls . . . Plans to get a full time job after graduation. (i r x u a . If. 3$arreft 293 Summer Avenue Chris. . . . Member of Model U.N., Impressions, Student Council, and the Ski Club . . . Enjoys photography . . . Campaign Coordinator for Mike Barrett . . . college bound. ,3 . a fc y (Barrett 20 Holly Road Nance . . . Real good . . . Enjoyed Chemistry with Mr. Blodgett . . . Always remember the free periods in the library . . . Remembered for being quiet . . . College bound. JfdtcAae Q c mo ite 14 Colonial Drive Bell . . . Remembered for my car. . . . Fondest memories of Senior year . . . Enjoyed English with Mr. Howland . . . Enjoys hunting, fishing, and drag racing . . . Employed at Marshalls . . . Future plans include, not going back to school, if I can help it. 9 Lawrence Road Bongo. . . . Student Advisor for the Baton Squad, member of the Yearbook Staff and Ski Club . . . Had great times at CPL, LSP, and GEL . . . Works at McDonalds . . . Plans to attend college to study pharmacy. Q)esu Qftenan: 33 John Street Niece . . . Well, I don ' t know. . . . Member of winter and spring track teams . . . Remembered for hitting people and getting pinned talking in class . . . En¬ joys Miss Sellers, Decision III class . . . Works at Anton Cleaners . . . Plans to attend hairdressing school. AlarAs 3$errt s 61 Red Gate Lane Enjoyed Mr. Cahill ' s Advanced Comp, class . . . Member of the Ski Club and Executive Board . . . Favorite activities include water skiing, listening to the stereo, and fishing . . . Works at Sar- man ' s . . . college bound. GRerge wi 203 Haverhill Street Glen . . . Enjoyed Decisions classes with Ms. Sellers, and Music Theory with Mr. Roth . . . Member of the soccer team . . . Activities include skiing and listen¬ ing to E.L.O.. . . Plans to attend college. a m G erteAesi ' 25 Forest Street Favorite teachers were Ms. Bowers and Mr. Croft . . . Enjoyed Distributive Ed . . . Future plans include becoming a composer of music for theatre and films. 100 (oaresi Q5ett 7 Bradford Road Pooh. . . . Oh my God. . . . Enjoys parties . . . Remembered for different hair styles and D.P.Q. . . . Remembers day-dreaming about seeing Rip Lemon . . . Enjoys classes with Miss O ' Brien . . . Employed at Marshall ' s Warehouse . . . Plans to go to Burdett. 25 King Street Marty . . . Fondest memories include re¬ lationships and expanding his conscious¬ ness . . . Activities are art, music and smiling. ' acAer 55 Whittier Road Peggy. . . You guys. . . .Will always remember summer of ' 78, 5 25 78, 10 10 78, the bonfire, F.T.A.P.G., excellent times with R.C. and D.T. . . . Enjoyed Accounting I with Mr. Gillis and classes with Miss O ' Brien . . . Employed at Mar¬ shalls . . . Future plans include college and travel. (B am rc 25 Cape Cod Avenue Nancy . . . Enjoys D.E. class and Junior Merchandise with Mr. Levesque . . . She loves the beach and traveling to beautiful places ... In the future Nancy hopes to become a stewardess or a hairdresser. Q)e6or i i (B ac zer 12 Edwin Street Deborah Ann 11, Deb . . . Weird is wonderful. . . . huh, what? . . . Peace, Love, and Drugs. . . . Member of the Baton Squad, gymnastics, and Yearbook Staff . . . Remembered for wearing red and always being late . . . Memories include the bonfire parties, commons, and summer of ' 78. Booi oert 43 Sherwood Road 101 (jotAe wie QRa id 33 Hartshorn Street Cathy . . . Enjoyed Mr. Levesque ' s Distributive Ed. class . . . Likes to draw and paint . . . wants to work after high school and eventually go to art school. f iarons 23 Chestnut Road Fondest memory is that of getting re¬ venge on Mr. Blodgett with my squirt gun! . . . Enjoyed chemistry with Mr. Blodgett and Microbiology with Mr. Ken¬ ney . . . Activities include basketball and a member of the Yearbook Staff . . . Plans to go on to college and major in medical technology. JliarA Gj o tee s; 15 Pinevale Ave. Vic . . . Enjoyed Soc class with Mrs. Normand ... He was a member of the football and baseball teams ... In the future he plans to attend a four year col¬ lege. (S esi GftoacAer- 387 Haverhill Street EI lie . . . The shortest distance be¬ tween two people is a smile . . . En¬ joyed Mr. Kaczowka, Mr. Wood, Mrs. Loporto, Algebra, and English . . . Ac¬ tivities include run for fun and ceramics . . . Plans to attend college. 5 (jfto to es? 83 Grand Street Kath B . . . Is he cute? . . .Enjoyed Algebra II with Mr. Gucciardi . . . Member of the Ski Club and the UN De¬ bating Club . . . Employed at Bosns ' Whistle . . . Plans to attend business school for secretarial purposes. JfrUcAae 10 Intervale Terrace Mike . . . Enjoyed Decisions III with Mr. Valeska . . . Employed at Cerretanis . . . Plans to attend a junior business col¬ lege for business management. Q)amel ($r€fifiasi 195 Lowell Street Dan . . . An Irishman is never drunk as long as he can hold on to a blade of grass and not fall off the face of the earth. . . . Fondest memories include Kangamangas Highway, Conway, NH . . . Enjoyed Data Processing with Mr. Blaney . . . Activities include football, track, and a member of the Ski Club . . . Plans to attend college. Cna QBraco 16 Mark Ave. Will always remember Bali Hai with C, P, D, L, M, and L . . . Enjoyed Ms. Sellers Decisions III class . . . Member of Baton Squad, National Honor Society, Student Council, Impressions Staff, Yearbook Staff . . . Enjoys playing the piano and dancing. . . Employed at Friendly ' s . . . Plans to attend college and pursue a career in medical technology. Q)ara s C IP. (Proton 28 Martin Road Dare . . . Remembered for being myself . . . Fondest memories were Bali Hai with L, L, C, P, ME, L, . . . Fourth period volleyball games. Afi a; Isisi; Gj ucA a s 34 Spruce Road WWW . . . Only time will tell . . . Senior class secretary, member of Outing Club, Ski Club, tennis team . . . Remem¬ bered for being a Lexington spy . . . Will always remember Wingarsheek Beach and class meetings . . . Favorite teacher was Mr. Swanson . . . Plans to attend college. ' SAei a rotan aca 10 California Road Nothing in life is to be feared, only un¬ derstood. . . . Remembered for being an avid Red Sox fan . . . Enjoyed Mr. Blodgett . . . Activities include being of¬ ficer in B.Y.F. . . . Employed at Friend¬ ly ' s . . . Future plans include a four year college. 56 John Street Jim . . . Enjoyed class with Mr. Kac- zowka . . . Employed at Reading News Co . . . Plans to attend college for busi¬ ness and management. o. Q)aoa G urAe 15 Holly Rood Dave . . . There ' s no accounting for some people ' s taste. . . . Remembered for his characterization of Mr. Depinna in the Senior Play . . . Enjoyed Writing with Mr. Cahill . . . Member of the cross¬ country and track teams . . . Employed at Friendly ' s . . . Plans to attend college. 192 Wakefield Street Peck . . . Enjoys going out at night. r Scott Qourrm 14 Blueberry Lane Scotty . . . Enjoyed Hal ' s Sports . . . Activities include playing hockey and golf . . . future plans include col¬ lege. j(esiasi (yftut er 18 Kingston Street Remembered for Orange . . . 10 . . . Loves partying, skiing, frolicking, lis¬ tening to music . . . Memories of Labor Day weekend ' 78 . . . Employed at Papa Gino ' s . . . Plans to travel across coun¬ try, then on to school. JftficAae 24 Willard Road Future plans include college. ean (ja azzo- 67 Redgate Lane Bean . . . Will always remember the four months at Coolidge Junior High . . . Enjoyed class with Mr. J.J Kelly . . . Enjoys going to the Castle at Crane ' s Beach . . . the Commons . . . Employed at Caldor ' s . . . Plans to at¬ tend college. Not to decide, is to decide. 104 Q)ana x Cm azm 1257 Main Street Quasi-modo . . . Remembered for crashing at the beach with the boys . . . Enjoyed Howie Murphy ' s Chemistry class . . . “The key to the inevitable is pro¬ longing it. . . . Captain of the soccer team . . . Plans to attend colleqe in the fall. Jfyfar is a a ia i 23 Smith Ave. “Cal . . . Will always remember Dave ' s barn party . . . Enjoyed Ancient History with Mr. Lovely . . . Enjoys hockey, waterskiing and snow skiing . . . Loves to party . . . Employed at Samson ' s Warehouse . . . Future plans include college. (77u uum JlB. (jcurl 132 West Street T.C. . . . “Hawko ' ' . . . Will always remember August of 1978 . . . Enjoyed Microbiology with Mr. Kenney and Phys¬ ics with Mr. Murphy . . . Was an out- doorsman and enjoyed trips in the forest and climbing mountains . . . Likes party¬ ing, Frank Zappa, and all sports . . .col¬ lege bound. (Bruce (BcurtfeBe l 447 Summer Ave. “Soup . . . “That ' s life . . . Will al¬ ways remember Howie Murphy ' s Chemistry class . . . Enjoyed class with Mr. Carroll. . . Remembered for playing basketball. . . Plans to go to college for journalism. 0eBru ( Bfcan a ef 66 Rustic Lane D.C. . . . Be sure to treasure your friends, if it weren ' t for them you would be a total stranger. . . . Member of the National Honor Society, Glee Club, Ski Club, Drama Club, A.V. Crew, field hockey team and softball team . . . Stu¬ dent band director . . . Enjoys playing the organ, guitar and square dancing . . . college bound to study music. cuiatAan (jail 38 Summer Ave. aatresico A . (jaru o- 9 Tennyson Circle Carunga . . . Remembered for hon¬ esty . . .Will never forget Dave ' s barn party . . . Enjoyed Mr. McGuire ' s Phys¬ ics class . . . enjoys hunting, fishing, ski¬ ing . . . A custodian at the Woburn Mall . . . Plans to attend college and become a mechanical technician. Jvasia y C T (jm me 269 Ash Street Fuzzy . . . Only the good die young, Hey baby . . . remembered for wanting a Corvette . . . pumpkining, F.H.P.L.A., and the commons . . . will never forget March 11, 1977, Arbie. . . enjoyed transcription with Miss O ' Brien . . . Co-Captain of cheerleaders . . . plans to become a medical secretary. (jar etofi 61 Track Road Judy and so the story comes to a close, gone are the ribbons and bows, things to remember, places to go . . . . . . Will always remember the ski trips, the Cape ' 78 . . . Enjoyed gymnas¬ tics in freshman year . . . An Austin cheerleader . . . Member of Impressions staff and the Senior Executive Board . . . Works at Zayres. . Ifa yy c o (ja te ayia 100 West Street Jo . . . Will always remember the fringe benefits of Agganis and Bradbury State, Pair 1978 . . . Favorite teachers were Mr. Feit and Mr. Howland . . . Fa¬ vorite pastimes are swimming, hiking, sailing, skiing, and camping . . .member of Y.M.C.A. . . . Plans to major in psy¬ chology or commercial art. 63 Dee ring Street Lou . . .Will always remember Dave Sheaton ' s barn party . . . Enjoyed Man In Conflict with Mr. Feit . . . Enjoys bas¬ ketball and hockey . . . Future plans in¬ clude college. ea 7 ()aroa u 54 Field Pond Drive Rita . . . In every living thing there is a spirit to be free . . . Will always re¬ member the summer of ' 78, D.T., P.B. ' s rebel, bonfire, F.T.A.P.G. and Daisy Mae . . . enjoys horseback riding . . . member of 4-H . . . works at Marshalls . . . college bound. jWcAael (je a 163 Lowell Street ZYZY iam (jAam a 293 Woburn Street Zfoa zsie (YYa ur y 94 Summer Ave. Jo . . . Do you know what I mean? . . . Enjoyed Mr. Lovely ' s class . . . Works as a dental assistant . . . Will at¬ tend college for dental hygenist. (SYcu i (jAcmc Yer 11 Hodson Lane Eep . . . You guys . . . How ' s tricks? . . . Remembered for always babbling . . . Enjoyed cross-country, M.Y.F., Rainbow . . . Captain of girl ' s winter and spring teams . . . Plans to at¬ tend college. (jaroYysi (YY rY 21 Randall Road Ca . . . Carol . . . Oh dear God! . . . Remembered for A.L.L.G. . . . An Austin cheerleader . . . Big Sister, Co- chairman of Arts and Crafts for the Se¬ nior Christmas Fair . . . Enjoyed class with Miss Guzelian . . . Plans to pursue a career in early childhood education. Y Yat Yeesis (jYearys 142 Bancroft Ave. Kathy . . . Wicked . . . Always laughing in the library . . . Remembers Junior Prom ' 77 . . . Enjoyed Anatomy with Mr. Garland and class with Mr. Kenney . . . Member of the Ski Club, winter and spring track teams, Executive Board, dancing, Yearbook Staff . . . Employed at Daniel ' s Nursing Home . . . Future plans include college and a career in nursing. S am 63. (ja ' Anm 26 County Road Elaine . . . No wind favors him who has no destined port . . . Remembered for H.C.R.Y.S. . . . Enjoyed Physics with Mr. McGuire and Writing with Mr. Cahill . . . An Associate Editor of the Yearbook . . . Member of the Ski Club and Dance . . . Enjoys sailing, going to parties, lis¬ tening to music, and going to the beach . . . college bound. oaraA (Joo f 332 Summer Avenue Sarah . . . Remembered for being English . . . Enjoyed English Literature with Mr. Cahill and classes with Mr. Croft. . .En¬ joys selling Avon . . . Will always re¬ member the last day of school . . . Works at Pewter Pot . . . Future plans include going back to England or to Graham Jr. College. r fma iy (jo emasi 74 Richards Road Sue . . . What? Forget it then. . . . Remembered for knowing all the news . . . Enjoyed Miss O ' Brien ' s transcription class. . . Will always remember 5 12 78 and 11 12 78 . . . Enjoys going out, working and sleeping . . . Works at Con¬ venient Food Mart and is a school secre¬ tary . . . college bound. Jldart s §. (oofeitAorfie ' 92 Hanscom Avenue Mae . . . Will always remember leav¬ ing anonymous lambs . . . favorite teachers were Mr. Swanson, Mr. Appleby, and Mr. Kelly . . . member of Model U.N., Senior Play, High Happen¬ ings, and Impressions . . . Future holds college. 6£eter (jo w 10 Hillcrest Road Peter . . . Member of the football and baseball team . . . Member of winter track . . . Enjoys skiing . . . Will always remember the many enjoyable Ski Club trips . . . Enjoyed Freshman baseball . . . Favorite class was American Litera¬ ture with Mr. Cahill . . . college bound. (oari ic uv 194 Pearl Street Nanc . . . Will always remember F.H., the Commons, pumpkining, powderpuff and C.P.L., and weekend convoys . . . Enjoyed classes with Mr. Brett . . . Member of the Baton Squad . . . Em¬ ployed at McDonalds . . . Future plans include secretarial work. 108 y( i i JtZari (DO tcm za 27 Virginia Road Punky . . . What a character! . . . Member of the Ski Club, Yearbook Staff . . . Remembered for flying . . .Fondest memories of the summer of ' 77 and ' 78 . . . Enjoys dancing and drawing . . . Favorite class was Elementary Field Sem¬ inar with Miss Guzelian . . .Future plans include college. ZSatfric a (jarrado 89 Timberneck Drive Soobs . . . No Probs . . . Nay . . . Remembered for always skiing at Loon . . . Will always remember Lipids, Mackards, and cosmic debris. . . . En¬ joys skiing and frisbee . . . Plans to at¬ tend college. y{stsis (jou A isi 28 Osborne Ave. Enjoyed all English classes and French classes . . . Yearbook Profile Editor. . . Loves aerobic dancing . . . Works at the Reading Card and Party Shop . . . Fu¬ ture plans include college. c c fo ? (Dauxms 34 Orange Street Are you ready? . . . Remembered for getting called to the office . . . Enjoys Mr. Levesque ' s classes . . . Likes hockey and working on cars . . . Employed at Santoro ' s . . . Plans to go to school for electricity. Maruy S ms (jcKte Zo 3 Fielding Road M.E. . . . Member of the Yearbook Staff . . . football-fan . . . remembers Bali-Hai 9 22 78 and volleyball in the commons . . . Enjoys classes with Mr. Howland, Mr. Cahill, and Mr. Kenney . . . Plans to attend college. We can be free! We can learn to fly! — Johnathon Livingston Seagull 14 Overlook Road Frip . . . Enjoys weekends . . . Likes Accounting I with Mr. Brett . . . Re¬ membered for being in the wrong place at the wrong time . . . Remembers C.P.L., F.H., and the commons . . . Where are we going when the cops come? . . . Presently employed at McDonalds. . . Plans to attend college. (Sc awn GWxfto 13 Mt. Vernon Street Ed . . . Favorite teacher is Mr. Blaney and Mr. Scarpitto . . . Activities are football and wrestling . . . Plans to join the Navy. ima i (jrtmMs 181 Lowell Street iStarr 22 Whittier Road Or else! . . . Remembered for being such a student . . . will always re¬ member 6 12 78, 11 8 78 . . . Enjoyed Decisions III with Ms. Sellers and Mr. Brett Accounting I . . . Plans to attend college. JfiattAew- Jfrf. (jromsi 403 Pearl Street Matt . . . Remembered for operating the lights for the Drama Club . . . Fon¬ dest memories of Drama Club and cast parties . . . Enjoyed Biology with Mr. Cohen . . . Member of the Drama Club . . . Enjoys skiing . . . Aww, kitty lit¬ ter . . . Future plans include college. (jofte z (Skm h s 145 Magnolia Street Dorchester Enjoyed Distributive Ed. with Mr. Leves¬ que . . . Plans to attend college and someday own his own business. 14 Smith Ave. Fox ... I was always on the run, kept my spirits high and ready for some fun . . . Geils . . . Captain of girl ' s basketball . . . Member of varsity tennis, photography and Profiles Staff . . .Will always remember summer of ' ll . . . The Bronco . . . Disbudding with spaz, and loosing my bumper . . . Will attend U. of Arizona. (S es?y (jummtsupss 1243 Main Street It must be a freshman. . . . Member of the Junior and Senior Class Executive Boards . . . Memories of Senior Prom ' 78 . . . Remembered for always being at the windows . . . H.C.R.Y.S. . . . Plans to become a dental hygenist or technician. Jlrfaria Q)’ (sigufr 11 Brewer Lane Munchkin . . . Enjoyed Man in Con¬ flict with Mr. Feit . . . Will always re¬ member the pumpkin heist of ' 77- ' 78 . . . Enjoys bike riding and cruising . . . Works at Marshall ' s . . . college bound. 40 Woodland Road Jim . . . Enjoyed Writing with Mr. Cahill and class with Mr. Blodgett . . . Works at Bullpen . . . Plans to attend a four year liberal arts school. 7umia Q)ecowsAi 26 Randall Road Tom . . . Fondest memory was grad¬ uation . . . Favorite teacher was Mr. Levesque . . . Enjoyed working on cars and riding motorcycles . . . Was en- ployed as a machinist . . . Plans to own his own business. ffai Q)aoix son 127 Prospect Street Wicked . . . President of Student Council and A.F.S. Club . . . Member of spring track, Drama Club, tennis, field hockey, Quanapowitt Children ' s Theatre . . . Is always at the windows . . .En¬ joyed class with Mr. Cahill and Ms. Sel¬ lers . . . Memories of Junior and Senior Proms of ' 78 . . .Will attend college. emietA Q) Mauray 76 John Street Ken . . . Remembered for being cap¬ tain of the soccer team . . . Fondest memories were scoring the first goal of the season in soccer . . . Cortez Crosby in homeroom . . . Enjoyed classes with Mr. Kelly and printing classes . . . En¬ joys sports, music, and sketching . . . Plans to attend college. 398 Haverhill Street Dent . . . What are we gonna do when the cops come? . . . Remem¬ bered for never getting away with any¬ thing . . . Fondest memories of getting back together again with Jill, the com¬ mons and parties . . . Enjoyed Mrs. Brin¬ son ' s American Ideas class . . . Enjoys hockey, baseball, and hang ten . . . Works as a janitor . . . Plans to attend the Voke for computers and two years of flight training to become a pilot. me . Ji Z ae Q)e miaficl 77 Mt. Vernon Street Fry Baby . . . Remembered for con¬ stantly skipping school junior year and giving Mr. Valeska a hard time . . . Will always remember summers at Hampton Beach . . . Enjoyed sophomore English with Mr. Croft . . . and P.H. and B.J. . . . Activities include going to Melrose-Wakefield Hospital . . . Em¬ ployed at Atlantic Food Mart. . .Future plans include traveling. Q)etSd cio 143 South Street Patricia Q)e S sfo 694 Haverhill Street Tricia . . . Whoo, look at him! . . . you ' re such a person. . . . Editor-in- Chief of Impressions . . . Member of Student Advisory Council . . . Enjoyed managing boys basketball team . . . Remembers summer of ' 78 with the gang . . . Enjoyed classes with Mr. Howland and Mr. Shapira . . . Employed at Hit or Miss . . . Plans to enter social service field. ZiZZ iam ZZfe ir Q)ewsswfe 326 Franklin Street Hank . . . Favorite teacher is Mr. Feit . . . Fondest memories of the rock gar¬ den . . . Member of the gymnastics and spring track team . . . Employed at Sar- man ' s Ski Loft . . . Plans to attend col¬ lege. QZaowZ Q)is(jegZiey 141 Village Street Remembered for the slide show of ' 79 . . . Enjoyed Mr. Harney ' s class . . . Member of the staff of High Happenings . . . staff of Impressions . . . Activities include photography . . . Plans to at¬ tend college. cS esis Q)fcAeYY7ian 77 Arcadia Ave. Edna . . . But anyways Enjoyed powderpuff football and dancing . . . Works at Jordan Marsh . . . Plans to attend secretarial college. 12 Bartlett Circle Will always remember the first ski trip, carnations, and the balcony . . . Enjoyed freshmen Soc. with Mr. Swanson . . . Vice-President of the Senior Class . . . Member of the National Honor Society and tennis team . . . Future holds col¬ lege. JfyfccAael Q)lSdu o- 259 Haverhill Street Mikey . . . Plays the piano . . . Em¬ ployed at Zayre . . . Plans to attend col¬ lege. ■ £77uMza Q)o an 62 Deering Street Tom ... I hate morning practice. . . . Enjoyed Chemistry class . . . Member of the Band and the YMCA Swim team . . . Works summ ers at Brad¬ ford Trust Co. in Boston . . . college bound. iScm a 1 Middle Street Eskimo . . . Drop dead . . . Re¬ membered for not getting mad, but getting even . . . Fondest memories of Senior year . . . Enjoyed class with Mrs. Roberts . . . Enjoys CB, horseback rid¬ ing, being with friends and having good times . . . Works at Donut Maker . . . May go on to college. Q}ana d 263 Pearl Street Hey, girl, your taiI lights are on! . . . Remembered for taking exits at 70mph . . . Fond memories of Senior year . . . Enjoyed classes with Ms. Guzelian and Mr. Lovely . . . Activities include A.V. crew, playing the drums, CB, stereo, and cruising . . . Employed at Atlantic Supermarket . . . Future plans include college for music and theory. 113 tflo tert ' Q)oo e y; 267 Main Street Rab . . . Remembered for his yellow sneakers . . . Will always remember Class Day smoke shows . . . Favorite teacher was Mr. Feit . . . Enjoys skiing, flying and motor sports . . . Works at Smith Oil Co. . . . Plans to enter the av¬ iation field. jfeonard Q) ’Or andch 50 Kieran Road Chip . . . Member of football, spring and winter track . . . Enjoys sports, women, parties, and hard rock . . .Will remember Cape Cod with sixteen guys . . . Enjoyed class with Mr. Wales and Mr. Soule . . . Plans to attend college and become rich. Gffjire t Q)umxui 42 Chute Street Dunky . . . That ' s terrific! . . . Remembered for reading most of the time. . . Will never forget cooking class with Miss K. . . . Enjoyed American Lit. with Ms. Bowers . . . Member of the Girl Scouts and Police Explorers . . . Ac¬ tivities include arts and crafts . . . Plans to attend college and become a police officer or a social worker. c iieaen Q)unA a 182 Bancroft Ave. Dunk . . . Who asked you? . . . Favorite teacher was Mr. Feit . . . Will always remember travelling up to Paw- tuckaway in a ' 67 station wagon, camp¬ ing with Tony . . . Member of the Varsity football team, basketball, spring track teams . . . Future plans include college. (j ri tofe er Q)ayon; 103 Timberneck Drive Chris . . . Remembered for the truck . . . Will always remember get¬ ting caught leaving for our end of the year party and Coco ' s party . . .Enjoyed class with Mr. Patterson . . . Enjoys hockey, motorcycles and skiing . . . Em¬ ployed at Doyon ' s T.V. . . . Plans to at¬ tend a technical school for repairs of appliances. GZtar t’x Q)ur uz ri 107 Mineral Street Chad . . . Hink . . . Manson . . . Remembered for taking in concerts, partying, living in a rock and roll fantasy, hair, and imitating Manson . . . Always remember tenth grade, Senior summer, and Mr. Natural . . . Enjoyed Anatomy and Mr. Croft . . . Activities include High Happenings, girl watching, playing dumb, not conforming, and fooling Mr. Rainbow . . . Employed at Nordburg ' s Catering . . . Plans to study business. jfticchresico Q)ur usis 26 Bond Street Larry . . . Herk . . . Remembered for his illegible handwriting . . . Memo¬ ries of good times with the Outing Club . . . Enjoyed English with Mr. Feit and Biology with Mr. Kenney . . . Enjoys the outdoors . . . Co-President of the Outing Club. . . Landscapes in local towns . . . Future plans include attending a college out west. 19 Hartshorn Street Bug . . . Will always remember the summer of ' 78, Cape Cod, being a Senior, and graduating . . . Enjoyed D.E. with Mr. Levesque . . . Enjoys watching hockey, camping and the beach . . . Employed at Hit or Miss . . . Plans to attend a business college. MarA Qjcaue 44 Harvard Street Captain of the Gymnastics team and Vice-President of the Ski Club . . . Will always remember Hampton Beach, Conway, and Cape Cod at C.D. ' s cottage . . . Enjoyed Principles of Investment with Mr. Gillis . . . Employed at Sweetheart Plastics Warehouse . . . Fu¬ ture plans include college. cuie S uM 76 Grand Street Remembered for waiting for Jim and being on file in the library . . . Enjoyed Algebra II with Mr. Gucciardi and English with Mrs. Onnuseit . . . Employed at Bosn ' s Whistle . . . Plans to attend col¬ lege. 18 Small Lane Bill . . . Dubba . . . Remembered for talking fast . . . Fondest memories are football games . . . Enjoyed Chemis¬ try with Mr. Blodgett . . . Enjoys music, skiing, and tennis . . . Member of the Band, Glee Club, and church youth group . . . Plans to attend college. 10 Canterbury Drive Sow! . . . Will always remember ju¬ nior year . . . Enjoyed class with Miss Zeytoonian . . . Employed at American Mutual. Time is not measured by the passing of years but by what one does, what one feels and what one achieves. Seter (j. (SricA ofb 1 1 Harriman Ave. “Pete . . . Remembered for the one red eye . . . Will never forget Bob ' s parties . . . Enjoyed classes with Mr. Kenney . . . Member of the Band and Glee Club . . . Activities include jogging and cross-country skiing . . . Works at Bosn ' s Whistle . . . Plans to attend col¬ lege. , orf S a zarano- 22 Reading Terrace Falz . . . A.D.I.D.A.S . . . Will al¬ ways remember pumpkining, Julie ' s party, Burger King . . . Enjoyed acting classes with Mr. Greene . . . Member of the Baton Squad, and the Senior Play . . . Works as a model . . . college bound. 66 Franklin Street “Espo . . . “Zow . . . Remembered for being strange and one wild and crazy gal! . . . Fondest memories include meeting such terrific people at Reading High . . . Enjoyed Accounting with Mr. Gillis and Ancient History with Mr. Lovely (a class never to forget!) . . . Employed at Zayre . . . Plans to attend a junior college for dental assistance. 3acvzvi Flores 55 Bay State Road Jliary SFa on 282 West Street “Mimi . . . “Maryneta . . . “Fal . . . Remembered for being wierd and crazy, and bringing down the attendance . . . Enjoyed Field Seminar with Miss Guzelian . . . Homeroom Rep., Year¬ book Staff, and CYO . . . Employed at McDonalds . . . Plans to go to college . . . Will never forget “the green bomb, “experiences, powderpuff, and the Se¬ nior Play-BALLET. (j ri tmes SFZysisi 51 Bancroft Ave. Chris . . . Model U.N. Officer . . . Member of Impressions and High Hap¬ penings staffs ... Will always re¬ member eighth period discussions in the library . . . Enjoyed Modern European History with Mr. Swanson . . . Future plans include college. 120 Summer Ave. Les . . . I ' m on my way . . . Will always remember weekends in Glouches- ter and the Fire Drill . . . Enjoyed An¬ cient History and classes with Miss Zeytoonian . . . Member of the Drama club and Senior activities . . . Works at Lucci ' s Supermarket. . . college bound. c an eb 173 Haverhill Street Member of the Ski Club and Yearbook Business Staff . . . Enjoyed summers at Moody Beach in Maine and being out¬ doors . . . college bound. In the midst of winter, I finally learned that there was in me an invincible sum¬ mer. — Albert Camus J eil W. SPaoAaf 25 Maple Ridge Road Foo . . . Life isn ' t everything! . . . Remembered for being opinionated and looking at the light side of life . . . Enjoys overindulging and deep thinking . . . Employed at Fisherman ' s Net . . . Fu¬ ture plans include writing a book, becom¬ ing rich and famous, and then . . .??? Q)om?xt 52 Mark Ave. Co-captain of the Baton Squad, member of the National Honor Society and Senior Class Executive Board . . . Loves to dance and to skate . . . Memories of football games, friends, ski trip, and the Cape . . . Will go into nursing. aulSTra er 106 Spruce Road Enjoyed Ancient History With Mr. Lovely . . . Member of the hockey team and tennis team . . . Employed at Atlantic Supermarket . . . college bound. ylc e e Aa iette 127 County Road Betty . . . Freak! Freak! Freak! . . . Fondest memories are of the Junior Prom, friends, Oklahoma, and Dave C . . . Remembered for the hair . . . En¬ joyed classes with Mr. Roth and Ms. Sel¬ lers . . . Enjoys horseback riding, playing music and disco dancing . . . Plans to attend college for music or art. 117 j(orrai i 7i er 21 Winter Street Adele . . . Remembered for being late . . . Enjoyed the cast for Oklahoma . . . Favorite teachers were Mr. Cain and Mr. Howland . . . Member of the A.V. Crew, B.Y.F., and Rainbow . . .Works at Stone ' s . . . Plans to work for a few years then attend nursing school. 24 Russell Road Trisha . . . A smile is the whisper of a laugh . . . Remembered for her smile . . . Enjoyed classes with Ms. Sellers and Mr. Feit . . . Member of the Outing Club and Yearbook staff . . . Austin cheer¬ leader, spring track, tennis and horse¬ back riding . . . Employed at Daniel ' s Nursing Home . . . Plans to go to col¬ lege. 140 Village Street Joanie . . . Fondest memories of the Junior Prom, Bali Hi, ninth grade, and Richie . . . Enjoyed Mrs. Roberts and Mr. Hart ' s science fiction class . . . Enjoys exploring the occult, parapyschology, cruising, parties, and dancing . . . Plans to become a social worker. { )( y ffarc a 250 Summer Ave. Remembers going down the log and liv¬ ing in a bad town like Reading . . . Plans to become a plumber. (Si eest { a e 180 Grove Street Will always remember the back parking lot ' 76 . . . Enjoyed class with Mr. How¬ land and Mr. Feit . . . Enjoys partying, camping, and concerts . . . Employed at Papa Gino ' s . . . Future plans include college. Smiling faces sometimes pretend to be your friend, but beware of the evil that lurks within. JktlcAael ffe Ui e 272 Pleasant Street Gent . . . Enjoyed Accounting II with Mr. Brett . . . Enjoys watching and play¬ ing sports . . . plans to enter the field of business or criminal law. ' StMans Z e itiZ 1 14 Grove Street Sue . . . Not saying, but never need¬ ing to say, is what really counts . . . Remembered for being talkative and out¬ going . . . Will always remember the summer of ' 76 . . . Enjoyed Ancient His¬ tory with Mr. Lovely, also enjoyed classes with Mr. Gillis . . . Enjoys going to the beach, listening to music, and having a good time . . . college bound. Z ouZcZ 44 Pearl Street fu a v Z eracZ 10 Linnea Lane Sue . . . TOGA . . . I ' m psyched! . . . Will always remember the Baton Squad Dance of ' 76, Route 93 and summer time . . . Enjoys listening to tunes and partying . . . Works at Polka Dot Junction . . . Future plans include college. Nothing that is forced can ever be right, if it doesn ' t come naturally, leave it. — AI Stewart 176 High Street Jo . . . If you don ' t know it, fake it. . . . Remembered for being clumsy . . . Will never forget the ' 78 ski trip, long weekends, and the commons . . . En¬ joyed class with Ms. Sellers . . . Enjoys camping and music . . . Works at Con¬ venient Food Mart and Daniel ' s Nursing Home . . . college bound. 139 Van Norden Road rlasa i (S. Z rao€ 29 Granger Ave. Sue . . . Favorite teachers were Mr. Whipple and Mr. Kaczowka . . . Volun¬ teer at Winchester Hospital . . . Enjoys writing and bikeriding . . . Plans to at¬ tend college to study clinical psychology. la hert ' ffr u y 166 Prospect Street Bob . . . Explain not . . . friends don ' t expect it, and enemies won ' t believe it Remembered for beef stew . . . Best times were spent with friends . . . Year¬ book Literary Editor . . . member of the soccer team, Student Council, National Honor Society, Math Team, High Hap¬ penings and Impressions staffs, and Boys ' State ' 78 . . . Works at CVS . . . College bound. 156 Hopkins Street J.G. . . . Lou . . . Varsity football, winter track, baseball captain, Legion baseball, Ski Club . . . Employed at Gre¬ gory ' s, . . . Plans to attend college. y ic reay r e iaxNHl 6 Kenneth Road Andrea . . . involved in Student Council, High Happenings, Yearbook and Outing Club . . . girl ' s track man¬ ager . . . will probably never forget the Cardigan trip of ' 77 . . . plans to re¬ member many of her friends for a long while yet . . . thanks guys . . . Col¬ lege (and English!) lie in the future . . . they ' ve all gone to look for America tfl cAard §r€iiier 252 Ash Street Rich . . . Ric . . . Dick . . . Go for it! . . . Hobbies are music and the guitar . . . Future holds success! (£au ffree iyer 34 Plymouth Road Heulio . . . Member of the cross¬ country, spring track and hockey teams . . . Enjoyed Mr. Blodgett ' s class . . . Employed at Taylor Rental . . . College bound. 94 Middlesex Ave. Griff . . . Fondest memories of Mt. Cranemore, camping, summer of ' 78 . . . Enjoyed Decisions III with Miss Guzelian . . . Member of the F.H.P.L., Ski Club, and dancing . . . Employed at Atlantic . . . Future plans include nu rs¬ ing. 120 dore ic a !7la r 54 Victoria Ave. A.D.I.D.A.S. . . . Will always re¬ member the ' 77 trip to California and the ' 78 trip to Europe . . . Enjoyed Algebra I with Mr. Kaczowka (Russian Beauty) . . . Enjoys frisbee, skiing, horseback rid¬ ing, traveling . . . Member of F.H.P.L. . . . Plans to attend UMass. M 1 ■■mmm JldarA ffla l 18 Kieran Road Enjoyed Mr. Lovely ' s Intro, to Soc. . . . self-employed . . . Plans to attend col¬ lege. 194 Pleasant Street Rick . . . E.M.S. . . . Remembered for skipping four years of gym . . . En¬ joyed American Indian with Mrs. Doob and Junior Merchandising and D.E. with Mr. Levesque . . . Enjoys C.B. ' s. swim¬ ming, bowling, and skiing, . . . Employed at Marshall ' s. . . Plans to attend school for retail management. ac c A ' 12 Putnam Road yC tkon Ala ey 51 Sherwood Road Mama molest — Take the night away . . . Al . . . Activities include cheer¬ ing, free-style skiing, horseback riding . . . Remembered for being late for cheering and her last minute parties . . . Favorite teacher is Mr. Cahill . . . Will always remember the night the tidal wave hit! . . . Plans to attend college. {j ar tara fflammonc 1 13 Bancroft Avenue Babs . . . That ' s disgusting . . . Remembered for being very persuasive . . . Will always remember hanging around the orange lockers . . . Babs and Buns . . . Favorite classes were Algebra with Mr. DeBeck and Chemistry with Mr. Z. . . . Captain of girls cross¬ country and winter track . . . Enjoyed the Outing Club . . . Plans to attend col¬ lege. 121 fflarAisiss 81 Belmont Street Kinda, sorta, but not really . . . Jules . . . Enjoyed record keeping with Miss Roberts . . . Member of AFS Club, works in the office . . . Employed at De- Moulas . . . Plans to attend college for accounting and computer science. jftiura tflaroeys 12 Walnut Street Harves . . . Psyched! . . . Will al¬ ways remember Spain of ' 78 . . . En¬ joyed class with Ms. Sellers and Mr. Howland . . . Member of Rainbow, Band . . . Enjoys swimming, guitar, dancing, and camping . . . Works at Howard Johnson ' s . . . Future holds college. 3o isi ffla ns iond 97 Gleason Road Sometimes the whole world is nothing but a big pain in the — . . . Cindy Cyn . . . Member of the Ski Club and F.H.P.L. . . . Enjoyed homeroom with Mr. Tufts . . . Memories of the summers of ' 77 and ' 78, winters of skiing, and the trip to Finland . . . Works at Daniel ' s Nursing Home . . . Hopes to pursue a career in nursing. MarsAa tflar otch 17 Village Street 67 Washington Street (pjn Jua ffarron 159 High Street Sea Hawk . . . That ' ll teach ya! . . . Remembered for his 1969 Chevy Camaro . . . Fondest memories of Senior Skip Day . . . Enjoyed Mr. Greene ' s act¬ ing class . . . Likes to go out with friends and have good times that he ' ll never forget . . . Raving on the C.B. . . . Works at Doug ' s Exxon . . . Plans to go to broadcasting school. an fflee esi; 99 John Carver Road ffa Zy ' feasts ZZZersea 47 County Road “That ' s outrageous! . . . Participates in Glee Club, skiing, acting, tennis, and swimming . . . Remembered for danc¬ ing in the gym show . . . Will always re¬ member class activities and being with friends . . . Avid soccer fan . . . Em¬ ployed at Alamode . . . T.G.T.I.O.A.O.W.Y. . . . Plans to attend college. (j ar ’x ZZZemecZts 50 Middlesex Ave. Q)ian ZZZeuHtfr 17 School Street “Dee . . . “Red . . . Remembered for past driving experience and talking with her hands . . . Enjoyed classes with Mr. Howland and Mr. Levesque . . . Fondest memories were at Good Harbor Beach . . . Activities include horseback riding, swimming, and bowling . . . Works at Santoro ' s Sub Villa . . . college bound. ZZZZZ am Z Zesu erMf? 21 Coolidge Road “Hendo . . . Enjoyed Intro, to Soc. with Miss Sellers . . . Likes camping, repair¬ ing cars . . . Member of F.H.P.L. . . . Works at automotive garage . . . Future plans include attending college in California. C ' oZri tiae ZZicZmim 12 A Franklin Terrace Chris . . . Will always remember graduating . . . Enjoys skiing, swimming, and horseback riding . . . Employed at Jordan Marsh . . . Plans to go to college for veterinary assistance. Don ' t be dismayed by goodbyes. A farewell is necessary before you can meet again. And meeting again after moments or life times is certain for those who are friends. 1055 Main Street S.S. . . . Will always remember 2 14 77, 10 10 78 and Phil ' s eighteenth . . . Favorite teachers are Mr. Lovely, Mrs. Doob, and Mr. Levesque . . . Works at TAC-2 Communications . . . college bound. “If I can stop a heart from breaking ... or help one fainting robin into his nest again ... I shall not live in vain . . 20 Pratt Street “Peggy . . . “If I could save time in a bottle Always remember the Baton Squad Dances of ' ll and ' 78 . . . Commons, field house, and cruising with C.W. . . . Enjoyed Man in Conflict with Mr. Feit and Accounting with Mr. Brett . . . Involved in cheering, gymnastics, skiing, partying, and spending time with friends . . . Employed at Economy Food Outlet . . . Future plans include attend¬ ing a liberal arts school. 533 Summer Ave. “Mouse . . . Remembered for sitting on the hill out back . . . Enjoyed her Chevelle SS . . . Employed at Bonanza Steak House . . . Future plans include college. Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true. 66 Locust Street Joe . . . Remembered for his V.W. bug and his jokes . . .Will remember the par¬ ties between finals . . . Enjoyed U.S. His¬ tory with Mr. Kelly . . . Works at Wes¬ ton ' s Greenhouse . . . college bound. 20 Pierce Street Tim . . . Enjoyed fifth period in the cafe, Friday nights over Ed ' s . . . Liked Geometry with Mr. Kaczowka . . . En¬ joys hockey, football, baseball, and golf . . . Future plans include working for a year then going to school. Jldarciw 248 Pearl Street Hey chicky! . . . A.D.I.D.A.S. . . . Will always remember the great times with friends . . . Enjoyed Field Seminar with Miss Guzelian . . . Member of Gymnastics Club and Glee Club . . . En¬ joys dancing and swimming . . . college bound. Z ria i ' fflou e 77 Gleason Road Housie . . . Captain of winter and spring track teams . . . Member of the Outing Club, golf team . . . Enjoys all sports . . . Favorite teacher was Mr. Feit . . . Plans to attend college. ZfoZtSl SF. ffloyts 180 Forest Street Juan . . . Goyta . . . What, what, what ' s the matter? Fondest memories of a year and a half with Bonnie, singing in the halls, Wheaties parties . . . Enjoyed English with Mr. Hart, Physics with Mr. McGuire . . . Plans to attend Berkley College. ZZimat u s ZZtZm ? 129 Wakefield Street Tim . . . Will always remember the parties at Coolidge parking lot, field house, Dragon Court, and the Holiday Inn . . . Enjoys motorcycles and cars . . . Works at Moony Moving and Stor¬ age Trucking Co. . . . Plans to attend a technical college. 47 Whittier Road Curley . . . You Commie! . . . Member of the winter and spring track teams . . . Enjoying Accounting with Miss Reed . . . Remembered for laugh¬ ing a lot . . . Plans to attend college and major in accounting. ZiJZZ am ZZ0 ZhZ 77 Bancroft Ave. Bill . . . Enjoyed Mr. Kenney ' s Biology class . . . Fondest memories of celebrat¬ ing the last day of school . . . Works at Marshall ' s Warehouse . . . Plans to at¬ tend college. Steams ZZl. fZuitc ie Ofi 69 Sturges Road Hutch . . . Enjoyed class with Mr. Howard Murphy . . . Enjoys shooting target, baseball, golf, and hunting . . . Employed at Star Market . . . Plans to attend college to study electrical en¬ gineering and management. If America stops being the home of the brave, it won ' t be the home of the free anymore. 125 JlA cAael Jk£. « 7acoftaccl 253 Franklin Street Hoss . . . Say what? . . . Remem¬ bered for keeping the noise up at the win¬ dows . . . Will always remember the field trips taken during school time . . . Enjoyed class with Mr. Feit . . . En¬ joys weightlifting, playing the drums, and hockey . . . Employed at Sweetheart Plastics . . . Would like to be . . .a drummer in a rock and roll band. 243 Washington Street Barb . . . Enjoys going to the beach . . . Plans to attend college for fashion design. Only that day dawns to which we are awake. There is more day to dawn. The sun is but a morning star. — Thoreau . ifar y Asi i Antoni 1 50 Village Street Mair . . . Pokie . . . Flip me out . . . Remembers the Junior Prom and Bali Hai Remembered for looking at the keys in typing and getting caught by Miss Scannell . . . Member of the Pep Squad . . . Enjoys swimming, camping, bike rid¬ ing . . . Enjoyed Decisions III with Mr. Valeska . . . Plans to pursue a career as a medical secretary. Memories pressed between the pages of my mind. Memories sweetened through the ages just like wine. — Elvis Presley 225 Lowell Street 24 Puritan Road Sally . . . Will always remember Harold Parker 3 17 77 . . . Enjoyed American Indian with Mrs. Doob . . . En¬ joys skiing and partying . . . Employed at Bonanza ' s . . . Plans to go out west be¬ fore going to college. 56 Oakridge Road Will always remember P.J.E. with Mike and Eric . . . Enjoyed chemistry with Mr. Blodgett . . . Member of winter track team and tennis team . . . Drama club, Executive Board member. Band . . . Hopes to pursue a career in music. Brac oAn on 14 Forest Street j asict s a si ofi 58 Track Road Mona . . . Really . . . Fondest memories of the commons, the log, F.H.P.L., bubble, P.I., White Mountains, Holiday Inn, Bob W., and Blueberry Hill . . . Favorite teacher was Mr. Scarpitto . . . Likes to party . . . Works at Mar¬ shall ' s Warehouse . . . Plans to go to college. 19 Manning Street Krusta . . . Okay, great! . . . Re¬ membered for always having a comb in hand . . . Will never forget Senior year, good times with good friends, and C,F.H.,B.,L,H.I. . . . Favorite teacher is Mr. Harney . . . Member of Baton Squad and Yearbook Staff . . . Activities in¬ clude sewing, dancing, art, and listening to music . . . Employed at McDonald ' s . . . Plans to enter the field of fashion illustration or merchandising. Martamie aAn an 282 South Street fflewiet s ( one 44 Pilgrim Road . 4 m ( one 65 Causeway Road Lo . . . Will always remember L,D,M,L,C,L,F, at Bali Hai . . . Enjoyed Mr. Swanson ' s class and visiting Mr. Z ' s eighth period chemistry class . . . Member of the Senior Executive Board . . . enjoys sports . . . Employed at Luc- ci ' s . . . Plans to go to college for biolo¬ gy- c l(h ze Tarl 33 Middle Street What ' s up? . . . Wayno . . . Likes to ski, hike, and frisbee . . . Will always remember fourth period cruises and De¬ cisions III . . . Favorite teachers were Mr. Feit and Mr. Valeska . . . Works at Northeastern MFG Machine shop . . . Plans to work as a machinist and go to night school. (jfri tofeAer Beaton 25 Glen Road Chris . . . Life is just a game we play. . . . Enjoyed Accounting with Mr. Gillis . . . Fondest memories of not hav¬ ing to go out for clean up . . . Plans to go to college and study accounting. 5 ffle iAer 83 Walnut Street Kathy . . . Will never forget her year in Japan . . . Favorite teachers were Mr. Zenewicz and Miss Zeytoonian . . . Member of the cross country team, win¬ ter and spring track, Band, Student Council, A.F.S., and National Honor So¬ ciety . . . Teaches organ . . . college bound. 4 r ame 218 Haverhill Street Cap . . . none of that! . . . Re¬ membered for PABST . . . Will always remember parties up the circle . . . En¬ joyed class with Mr. Harney . . . Plays hockey . . . Plans to go to school. 45 Ash Hill Road 12 Thorndike Street Remembered for not talking in English Lit . . . fondest memories of yelling at the substitute in Spanish . . . Enjoyed Focus English with Iris, Spanish I with Miss Zeytoonian . . . You bet . . . Enjoys cooking, needlepoint, crocheting, read¬ ing, writing . . . Hopes to go to college to study communications in the media. 128 2 Virginia Circle Phil . . . Enjoyed Modern European History with Mr. Swanson . . . Member of the football team . . . Plans to attend college for medicine or marine biology. erornca Ja cuv 30 Henzie Street V . . . Ronnie . . . Will never forget the summer of ' 76 and the parties at the corner . . . Favorite teachers were Mr. Levesque and Mr. Swanson . . . Enjoys bowling, sewing, and going to the beach . . . Works at First National . . . Plans to work for a year and then go to college. Jldar l 39 Putnam Ave. Knoxy . . . Favorite teacher was Mr. Feit . . . Member of the cross-country, and track teams . . . Member of the Outing Club . . . Works at Summit Tower Apts . . . Plans to go into au¬ tomotive or mechanical engineering. 5 Elm Street I like to play, no ankle biters allowed, eat dirt, Diane — leave me alone. . . . Enjoyed D.E. with Mr. Leves que and En¬ glish with Mr. Howland . . . Activities in¬ clude cruising in the Arf mobile . . . Works at Zayre . . . Plans to move to the White Mts. or go to Salem State. 12 Hancock Street AGATHA . . . Ex-cell-ent! . . . Remembered for trying to catch Steve Mello ' s curve ball in an exhibition baseball game . . . Fondest memories of Septem¬ ber ' 75-June ' 79 . . . Favorite class was Math with Miss Kaman . . . Enjoys base¬ ball, basketball, and football . . . Em¬ ployed at St. Agnes Rectory . . . Plans to go to college. ■ 12 Auburn Street Jack . . . Remembered for TUNES . . . Will always remember Labor Day weekend at the Cape in ' 78 . . . Enjoyed chemistry with Howie Murphy . . . Member of the Varsity soccer team . . . Plans to study law enforcement in col¬ lege. Are you? — I am — J. Hendricks 129 81 B. Lenox Street Roxbury Slim ... I am the one with the honey. . . . Remembered for being quiet to some and talking too much to others . . . Always remember Boston . . . Enjoyed class with Mrs. Evans . . . Loves to party . . . Works at University Hospital . . . Plans to attend art school. 558 Franklin Street Fondest memories of the smoke out back . . . Favorite teacher was Mr. Feit . . . Activities include shooting . . . Plans to go to Franklin Institute. . IfarA acAaAe 1387 Main Street Loch . . . Will always remember FHPL and summer camping in the White Mts . . . Favorite teachers were Mr. Gillis and Mr. Brett . . . Member of the hockey and football teams . . . Plans to enter the field of business administration. MuAa jfarotxo ' 68 Woburn Street Mike . . . Jocko . . . Remembered for being an individual . . . Will always remember Wyoming ' 78 . . . Enjoyed Howard Murphy ' s chemistry class . . . Enjoys weightlifting, gymnastics, and re¬ lating to nature . . . Employed at Allied Van Lines . . . Plans to attend Zoo Mass. Sunrise — The beginning of the end of an experience. jHar t j(afierc uas 60 Rustic Lane 81 B Lenox Street Roxbury Mirdle . . . Shucks . . . Remem¬ bered for being shy and not speaking up in class . . . Fondest memories of sitting in business law thinking about Tony and Brooke . . . Enjoyed Junior Merchandis¬ ing and D.E. with Mr. Levesque . . . Loves to go to parties . . . Employed at University Hospital. V 95 Border Road Jenn . . . Remembered for never being without David . . . Will always re¬ member going to court with Mr. Appleby ' s Law class . . . Enjoyed Miss Guzelian ' s Decision ' s III class . . .Works at Burger King . . . Plans to continue schooling. _ Vasia yC. 59 Belmont Street Nance ' ' . . . You guys . . . Member of Gymnastics and Dance Clubs, Class Executive Board, Ski Club, Girl ' s State . . . Will always remember pumpkinin ' , cruising, Julie ' s parties and Burger King . . . Works at Kentucky Fried Chicken . . . college bound. ytmtf 5ST jfiuch ar 88 Sturges Road Spaz . . . Feet . . . Good times . . . Remembered for being hyperactive, wanting a ' 78 Riviera, doing bugle calls in the halls and having no classes in the tenth grade . . . Will always remember 10 6 78, pumpkin pickin ' , and Mr. Spence . . . Enjoyed Junior Merchandising and D.E. with Mr. Levesque . . . Employed at CVS . . . Plans to go to a two year school for business management. e c¥ai €y 44 Middlesex Ave. Guy . . . Favorite teacher was Mr. Hollingsworth . . . Fondest memories of camping on the Kangamangas highway . . . Member of the varsity hockey and baseball teams . . . Plans to attend col¬ lege. (£oui jftiu €resic 39 Tamarack Road Larry . . . Rex . . . Fondest memo¬ ries of camping on the Kangamangas Highway . . . Captain of football, hockey and track teams . . . Enjoyed class with Mr. Gillis . . . Plans to attend college. 263 Franklin Street Al . . . Clark Kent . . . Now look . . . Remembered for his gifted abilities . . . Will always remember the first Out¬ ing Club trip of ' 78 . . . Enjoyed Man in Conflict with Mr. Feit. . .Member of the Outing Club, Drama Club, Treasurer of the Science Club, Freak ' en . . . Em¬ ployed as a cook and a model . . . Plans to attend college then go to New York City. ( ' o iri tofcAer- M. 7 o 44 Hopkins Street Chris . . . Member of the A.V. Crew . . . Enjoyed English with Mr. Howland . . . Plans to go into law enforcement. c c a (7 jf m strom 18 Henzie Street Jan . . . Fondest memories of the commons, field house, convoys, football games and B.S. . . . Enjoyed classes with Mr. Brett and Mr. Cahill . . . Member of the Yearbook Staff, Ski Club, and powder puff football . . . Employed at McDonald ' s. . . Plans to attend college. We ' ve only just begun . . . to live . . . 64 Timberneck Drive Enjoyed class with Mr. Kenney and Mr. Howland . . . Member of the Ski Club and Outing Club . . . Played on field hockey and softball teams . . . college bound. Often the test of courage is not to die but to live. Q)aniel 4 Eastway Street Cyrus . . . Remembered for the three days of Disco Dan . . . Will never forget 5 12 78 . . . Enjoyed classes with Mr. Hollingsworth . . . Plays piano and organ, and likes fine automobiles . . . Works at DeMoula ' s . . . Plans to go to college for architecture. 1 £ame a 295 Main Street Spam . . . Wicked . . . Remem¬ bered for hyperventalating in Mr. D ' Or- lando ' s office . . . Will never forget par¬ ties, drive-ins, bonfires, and friends . . . Favorite teachers were Mr. Brett and Miss O ' Brien . . . Captain of Austin cheerleaders . . . Employed at Ramada Inn . . . Plans to become a medical sec¬ retary. (Sar 76 Longwood Road Cliff . . . It ' s been real . . . Will al¬ ways remember class day in the back parking lot . . . Enjoyed record keeping with Mrs. Roberts . . . Loves going to New Hampshire, waterskiing, partying and going to the Drags . . . Employed at H.A. Tobey Lumber Co. . . . Plans to go into carpentry in New Hampshire. 132 I V tfutfAerisie jfamaa 1 9 Green Street . . ... harness Jf£. jftm rguui 15 Orchard Park Drive Jimmy . . . Sow . . . Fondest mem¬ ories of the Cape September 4, 1978, Winthrop Ave. in the winter of ' 78, and Harold Parker in the spring of ' 78 . . . Favorite teacher was Mr. Cahill . . . En¬ joyed Decisions III with Mr. Whipple . . . Enjoys skiing, partying, music, reading and people . . . Plans to attend college. Q)aaicl 19 Boyce Street Dave . . . Remembered for driving a Studebaker . . . Favorite class was chemistry with Mr. Z. . . .Member of the football, gymnastics and spring track teams . . . Enjoys sailing and fixing Studebakers . . . Busboy at the Jolly Porpoise Restaurant . . . Plans to attend college. j iyv Jl larie ' Jlrfaca u ch 1 1 Bartlett Circle Member of the Baton Squad . . . Enjoyed transcription with Miss O ' Brien . . . Will always remember the summers in Sea- brook . . . Plans to attend college and major in journalism. jfathe l 41 Colonial Drive Jim . . . Life ' s tough . . . Fondest memories of friends . . . Favorite teacher was Mr. Kenney . . . Member of varsity cross-country, winter and spring track teams, Outing Club, Ski Club, and National Honor Society . . . Draftsman for Laboratory Furniture Specialists . . . Plans to go to college and major in en¬ gineering. . ( JUcuxu t a 43 Bainbridge Road Jima . . . Remembered for having Wild parties . . . Will never forget pumpkinin ' beeping, and Burger King . . . Enjoyed chemistry with Mr. Z. . . . Member ot the Baton Squad, Student Council, Ski Club and Senior Executive Board . . . Works at CVS . . . college bound. 133 c fcol Jf4aoQ$rien 273 Franklin Street Jfti io- yC. MacAuctxi 5 Summer Ave. Julio . . . remembered for his accent and always being cheerful . . . favorite teacher is Mr. Cahill . . . plays piano . . . works at Hermans . . . planning on attending college and then becoming a millionaire. Q)amd jfi. Jldac anaAl, y 34 Highland St. Doodle . . . Enjoyed Ancient History with Mr. Lovely and Coach Ace Bryson . . . Member of the basketball team . . . Works in Boston binding books . . . Plans to attend college. ylfist Ji a Uo- 14 Balsam Rd. Nancy, Kizzy . . . I am on my way, but somewhere not so far from here . . . Enjoy classes with Mr. McGuire, Mr. Cahill, and Field Work Seminar . . . member of tennis, CYO, Ski Club . . . works at Gentile Brothers Greenhouses . . . plans to attend college. 26 Sturges Rd. Peter . . . Boy oh Boy! . . . will al¬ ways remember Bob ' s parties . . . en¬ joyed classes with Mr. Feit and Mr. Swanson . . . Sports Editor of Impres¬ sions ... an Eagle scout and a base¬ ball statistician . . . works at Friendly ' s . . . future includes college with a major in biology. y(sM€ jMaAane fs 8 Greenwood Rd. Anniem . . . member of U.N. Debat¬ ing Club, Outing and Ski Club . . .future plans to become an assistant veterina¬ rian attending either U. Mass Amherst or Essex Agricultural and Technical Institu¬ tion. eter o. JliaoQ)(maAl Q)aoul Jliem l 125 Grove Street Toad . . . S.C. . . . Remembered for skipping fifty days of junior year . . . Fondest memories of the Lecture Hall stairs . . . Enjoyed Modern Business with Mr. Blaney Likes motorcycle riding . . . Employed doing autobody work . . . Fu¬ ture plans to include owning an autobody shop. 1 aa a JPIa UM a r 340 Charles Street Paula . . . Okay . . . Remembered for being short and always smiling . . . Will always remember the trip to Spain, April ' 77 . . . Enjoyed Trig with Mr. Shapiro . . . Member of the Student Council . . . Enjoys swimming and being with people . . . Works at Zayre . . . Plans to attend college for pre-med. ff e i Jldai Zett 137 Salem Street Remembered for doing 360 ' s in the back parking lot . . . Passes time drinking, smoking, and watching girls . . . Works painting and cleaning Shawmut Banks . . . Plans to further his education. Jliic ael Jtia ofi oft 23 Dana Rd. 767 Main Street Will always remember the blizzard of ' 78 . . . Enjoyed Ancient history with Mr. Lovely . . . Member of wrestling and tennis teams . . . Plans to go to college. o jv Mar m 70 Dividence Road Marls . . . You ' re dreamin ' . . . Will always remember the summers at Winnepesakee and the pit . . . En¬ joyed Ancient History with Mr. Lovely . . . Member of the Ski Club and base¬ ball team. ffail Marotia i 234 Haverhill Street Miniguinea. . . . Will always re¬ member the trip to Switzerland . . . En¬ joyed Mr. Swanson . . . Activities in¬ clude Student Council, Ski Club, field hockey, basketball, and softball . . . Works at Tagway shoes . . . Plans to enter college with a major in physical therapy. QZeZtoraZi Martin 103 Summer Avenue Deb . . . Will always remember the summer of ' 78 . . . Enjoyed Decisions classes with Mr. Valeska . . . Member of Drama Club, Yearbook Staff, F.H.P.L. . . . Works at Donut Maker . . . Future includes college. Zh uwa Maazae Z 161 Grove Street V. . . . Ness. . . . Enjoyed Ad¬ vanced Composition with Mr. Cahill and U.S. History with Mr. Kelley . . . Ac¬ tivities include mountain climbing, swim¬ ming, playing the piano, and working with ceramics . . . Works at McDonalds . . . Future holds college with a major in English or History. Mbtiricia MoMZ titen 10 Lisa Lane Trisha . . . Trish. . . . Enjoyed En¬ glish with Mr. Feit and Decisions III with Miss Sellers . . . Activities include Baton Squad, Big Sister, Big Broth er, and a homeroom representative . . . Works at Market Basket. . . Plans to go to college to pursue a medical career. 88 Timberneck Drive SSarZara MctitaZa 104 Pleasant Street Barbara . . . Be happy, free to be you and me. . . . Enjoys sewing and bike rid¬ ing . . . Plans to attend college. 136 (oArislme jflc (jaAey 181 Bancroft Avenue tfla terb MetS creese 38 Victoria Avenue Mac. . . . Thank God it ' s Friday . . . Enjoyed Mr. Feit ' s English class . . . En¬ joys hunting, fishing, and the drags . . . Member of the Ski Club . . . Presently working construction . . . Plans to go into carpentry and engineering, become rich, and move to New Hampshire. 154 Grove Street Aud. . . . Favorite teachers are Mr. Shapira and Mr. Kenney . . . Activities include swimming and horseback riding . . . Plans to go to college and enter the field of computer technology. c c fo a MoS ac c err 75 John Carver Road Mac. Favorite teacher is Miss Mon- tejounas . . . Enjoys playing hockey and watching other sports . . .Plans to go to college. cTertra Marie Mo(du oc 89 County Road Tree. ... I feel like hitting some¬ body. . . . Member of A.V. Crew . . . Enjoyed woodshop with Mr. Patterson . . . Remembered for talking about David . . . Future holds college with a major in data processing. ' iiefe anie . UcMac t est 1 19 Winthrop Avenue Steph. . . . Fondest memories are Out¬ ing Club trips with Mr. Feit . . . Favorite teacher is Mr. Brett . . . Enjoyed Math with Miss Kaman . . . Member of the Outing Club . . . Works at Greg ' s Depot Cleaners . . . Future plans are to go to college to major in business and to travel. Let me not defer nor neglect, for I shall not pass this way again. 137 c oam?e Marie jtic ee 29 Woodland Street Joanne . . . As though we are as no¬ thing to the stars that shine above, you are my universe, you are my love. . . . Enjoyed classes with Mr. Green, Mr. Howland, and Miss Roy . . . President of Drama Club . . . Member of Glee Club, Quannapowitt Children ' s Theater Co., Reading Christian Theater Co., Piccallo Players Theater Co. . . . Works at Dairy Maid . . . Plans to attend college and major in theater arts. Jfrfaureen JlicJa imAaf 21 Condor Road Moe. . . . Walpole ' s better than this. . . . Remembered for skipping 41 days of school and getting away with it . . . Will always remember 5th and 6th period Junior year . . . Enjoyed class with Mrs. Onesseit, Man in Conflict . . . Enjoys following the Red Sox . . . Future plans include inheriting a fortune and never working a day in her life. Wi uwv Jlic rml 56 Putnam Road Migrain. . . . Fondest memory is managing football . . . Enjoyed Mr. Co¬ hen ' s Biology class . . . Member of the basketball team . . . Plans to attend University of Lowell. 40 Laurel Lane Mickey. . . . It ' s all relative. . . . Member of football, hockey, and track . . . Favorite teacher was Mr. Swanson, Modern European History . . . Plans to attend a four year college. 205 Summer Avenue Jfdartfs JtdoMa ar? 84 Martin Road Mare. . . . You can, if you think you can. . . . Remembered for always being happy and laughing . . . Fondest mem¬ ory was on the night of September 17, 1977. . . Enjoyed classes with Mr. Gillis . . . Active in dancing, skiing, tennis, partying, and having fun, when not work¬ ing at Jordan Marsh as a sales person or at Bickford ' s Pancake House hostessing . . . In the future she plans to attend Hairdressing School. £77umia s jllf er 33 Belmont Street Bomb. . . . Smoke a bone. . . . Al¬ ways remember the good times in Mr. Scarpitto ' s class. Favorite Teachers are Mr. Scarpitto and Miss Scannell . . . En¬ joys hockey and going to Patriots games . . . Employed at Cerratani ' s . . . Plans to attend business college. c7 m o{ uy JkQc iael 107 Forest Street McSheehy. . . . Come on. . . . Re¬ membered for The Hat. . . Fondest mem¬ ory is Senior Class Day . . . Enjoys par¬ ties, cars, and saving Michelob labels . . . Works at Green ' s Keeper. iStefeAesi 124 Willow Street Mel. . . . You clown. . . . Will never forget parties at the commons, trips to Brennan ' s jungle, and F.H.P.L.A. . . . Member of football team and track team . . . Captain of the baseball team . . . Works at Belmont Country Club . . . college bound. Timot iy Jltfec ZocA ' 8 Oak Ridge Road Crash . . . Howie. . . . Remembered for his crash and ensuing destruction of half of Cambridge as we now know it . . . Will always remember his crash . . . Member of the National Honor So¬ ciety . . . Works party fishing boats in Cape Cod in the Summer . . . Plans to attend Yale or Dartmouth to become rich and famous. Bernice; Jfiemuxl 21 Middlesex Avenue Bernice . . . Will always remember summers spent in Maine and Babs and Buns . . . Enjoyed Algebra with Mr. DeBeck and Special Latin with Miss Lanouette . . . Enjoys running, going to the beach, horseback riding ... Is a part-time dental assistant . . . Future holds college. tft cAarc Jlierrittes 58 Curtis Street Rich. . . . Watch out where the hus¬ kies go and don ' t you eat that yellow snow. . . . Will always remember weekend trips to New Hampshire . . . Enjoyed ceramics with Mr. Wood. 32 Red Gate Lane Mauldo. . . . Life is a daring adven¬ ture or nothing. . . . Remembered for her loud outbursts of laughter in the cafeteria . . . Will never forget 9 16 78, Pompa land, rock quarrey, F.H.P.L.A., and Mickey ' s Keg Party . . . Enjoyed Algebra with Mr. Debeck . . . Co-captain of Cheerleaders . . . Member of Senior Class Executive Board and a homeroom representative . . . Works at Harrows . . . college bound. (oaro y( i t 12 Beech Street Oh yea. . . . Loves to party, take care of animals and go to the beach . . .May go to college to study to be a Veterina¬ rian. cwze a Jldi er- 43 Covey Hill Road Pammie . . . Adidas. . . . OK great. . . . Remembered for smiling and beeping . . .Will never forget the Senior year, the parties, and the good times . . . Enjoyed classes with Mr. Feit . . . Member of the Baton Squad, Stu¬ dent Council, and Ski Club . . .Co-editor of High Happenings . . . Works at Friendlys . . . college bound. (j ar e 264 Charles Street Chuck. . . . Favorite teacher, Mr. Pat¬ terson . . . Active in swimming and hockey . . . Works at Gray ' s. (mro a v? 80 Washington Street Carol . . . Enjoyed Freshman soc. with Mr. Appleby and Spanish with Miss Zeytoonian and Miss Cohn . . . Member of Student Advisory Council, Student Council, High Happenings. If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music he hears, however measured or far away. —Thoreau c c f y . Mora nto 29 Sandra Lane Remembered for her sense of direction . . . Will always remember summers at Squam Lake and pumpkinin ' . . . Enjoyed writing with Mr. Cahill . . . Employed at Attorney John Collins . . . Plans to at¬ tend college. amarw Morton 15 Putnam Road Tammy . . . A.D.I.D.A.S., or else woman! . . . Crash . . . Fondest memories include Fridays at 2:15, David Wheaton ' s barn party, summer of ' 78 in Maine . . . Enjoyed classes with Miss O ' Brien and Mr. Brett . . . Member of the Baton Squad . . . Employed at Cerre- tani ' s . . . Future plans include secretar¬ ial work and raising a family. ) Steow Morgan 917 Main Street S.O.K. . . . Favorite teacher was Mrs. Stoppe . . . Enjoys hunting, fishing and skiing . . . Works as a plumber. 29 Richards Road Scabumples . . . Remembered for scabumpleizing . . . Will always, re¬ member the times at the Lecture Hall stairs . . . Enjoyed classes with Mr. Cahill. yCnsi Morris 5 Village Street Annebelle . . . Remembered for not doing homework . . . Will always re¬ member the weekends in Maine with Carol . . . Enjoyed class with Mr. How¬ land . . . Likes to go to the beach . . . Works at Old Fashioned Donut Shop . . . Plans to go into secretarial work. Q)ame Murc ooA 43 Prospect Street 141 150 Forest Street Murph . . . Remembered for the ' 78 ski trip and B.P. ' s V.W. . . . Will always remember the summer of ' 78 and the weekend down the Cape with the gang, and Barnstead New Hampshire . . . Likes partying and dancing . . . Enjoyed D.E. with Mr. Levesque . . . Employed at Cerretani ' s . . . Future plans include working a year before attending school. 83 Hanscom Ave. jfi a §. yldzirra y 1 1 Laurel Lane A.D.I.D.A.S. . . . Hey chick . . . Fondest memories of pumpkinin ' . . . En¬ joyed English with Mr. Cahill . . . Cheer¬ leader, drama club, junior and senior executive board, National Honor Society, dancing, Rainbow . . . Enjoys sailing, and skating . . . Plans to go to college. afia Aa v ST. jVlcAe swfi 123 Prescott Street Nick . . . Remembered for his joke of the day . . . Will never forget Mr. Swan¬ son ' s extra required library readings . . . Writes for High Happenings, Trea¬ surer of AFS club, Yearbook Business Ed¬ itor . . . Future holds college. yjsyusua . (c o s 45 Auburn Street Ginny . . . Bum me out . . . Give me a break . . . Will always remember Dave Wheaton ' s barn party, good times with good friends . . . Enjoyed Transcription with Miss O ' Brien . . . Employed at Cerretani ' s . . . Plans to work in the future. Sc uHzn (j. _ oortas? 51 Kieran Road ' Ted . . . Will always remember the CYO ski trip of ' 78, traveling through the backwoods of New Hampshire to Paw- tackaway in the ' 67 Plymouth, camping with Sling . . . Favorite teacher is Miss Sellers. . . Member of the football team . . Enjoys basketball . . . Employed at Lord Wakefield as a cook . . . Plans to make a million dollars. ffay es M. 31 1 Haverhill Street Will always remember the ski trip, and summer of ' 78 . . . Member of the Baton Squad, Yearbook Staff, and the Senior Executive Board . . . Enjoys dancing . . . Enjoyed Mr. Blaney ' s class . . . Works at McDonalds and Jordan Marsh . . . Plans to attend college . . . “It will be hard to say goodbye, but it is better than never having said hello. (Srisi ( ’(jonfiar 37 Lewis Street Enjoyed Mr. Harney, Miss Roy, and Mr. Lovely. . . Activities include art, sewing, and summers at Wingaersheek Beach . . . Plans to go on living. 70 Mt. Vernon Street Jo . . . . Remembered for being absent from school . . . Will never forget skip¬ ping school at least once a week in Junior Year . . . Enjoyed Junior Office Practice with Miss Scannel . . . Activities include playing softball and not signing in . . . Works at Cerretani ' s . . . Future in¬ cludes traveling. 4 Parkman Road Member of Student and Regional Advi¬ sory Councils . . . Past Vice-President of Mass. Assoc, of Student Councils . . . Member of Tennis Team, Impressions staff, and Ski Club . . . Future plans in¬ clude college and a career in government and politics. (jatAefisif ■ 0 a a 21 Dana Road Cathy . . . Class President and member of the National Piano Guild . . . Enjoyed Advanced Comp, with Mr. Cahill and homeroom with Mr. Croft . . . Will al¬ ways remember carnations, carnations, and more carnations, and weekend trips to Vermont. . . Employed at Dairy Maid . . . Plans to attend college and major in marine biology. 0’Jlda a s 7 Milton Road Julie . . . Enjoyed Photo Offset with Mr. Harney . . . An Austin Cheerleader . . . Plans to attend a two-year school. 28 Evergreen Road f c o z 0 l ju Zuhasi 175 Forest Street Johnny O ' ... Maddog . . . How ' s Life . . . Never forget wasted weekends with Soup, J.V. basketball, Bur¬ lington 19, Homeroom 166 . . . Enjoyed Mr. Croft . . . Member of the basketball team . . . Future plans include college. jftutra (ffla niu iesi 45 Monroe Ave. Enjoyed ceramics with Mr. Wood . . . Activities include arts and crafts . . . Works at Market Basket . . . Plans to study art in college. an e 47 Deborah Drive Remembered for being a twin . . . Never forget fourth period in eleventh grade and B.M. bonfires . . . Enjoyed classes with Mr. Brett and Miss Carter . . . Likes to camp and to party . . . Works at Charrette. Things ain ' t what they used to be and probably never were. du asi a amia 594 Summer Ave. Soup . . . Co-captain of the basketball team . . . Member of the field hockey team, spring track, and the Ski Club . . . Will always remember the spring track party . . . Enjoyed classes with Ms. Sel¬ lers . . . college bound. ean 47 Deborah Drive Remembered for being a twin . . . Never forget B.M. bonfires, first period, McDonalds and skipping classes . . . Likes to ski, camp, and party . . . Works at Charrette. 144 Su an ar£(m 11 Willard Road “Sue . . . Remembered for always get¬ ting out of school early . . . Enjoyed An¬ cient History with Mr. Lovely . . . Has studied dance for six years and plans to dance professionally after graduation. Q)onna Mania Mei i 88 Dana Road Ya . . . Right! . . . Enjoyed Spanish with Miss Zeytoonian . . .Member of the Baton Squad, Class Executive Board, Student Council, National Honor Society, and Drama Club . . . Works at Stone ' s . . . Plans to attend college. (fir ion ata annn 41 Knollwood Road Pud . . . Got a quarter? ... Re¬ membered for being mischevious and howling in the halls . . . Fondest memo¬ ries of driving with Mike Hayes on 10 6 78 and partying at the FHPL . . . Activities include football and wrestling . . . Plans to become a mechanic. aaw i ancl 109 Van Norden Road Hey you guys! . . . My good friends! . . . Joanie . . . Managed field hockey team, girl ' s basketball, and spring track . . . Enjoyed class with Ms. Sellers and Ms. Benshimol . . . Hopes to work with the handicapped . . . Enjoyed jogging and prayer meetings. jVoreesiy Mlcn ne 6 Hurlburt Road You crack me up ... so bad! . . . Likes to dance and go out with friends . . . Fond memories of Labor Day Weekend at Wells Beach . . . Enjoyed classes with Mr. Appleby and Ms. Bow¬ ers . . . college bound. £77ioma iSeftin 289 Franklin Street Pep . . . Howdy . . . Remembered for being a good friend . . . Enjoyed class with Mr. Cahill . . . Loved having bomb fires . . . Employed at Bradlees . . . Plans to go into forestry. 145 63 Putnam Road Perk . . . Enjoys playing basketball and golf . . . Enjoyed Man In Conflict with Mr. Feit . . . Plans to continue in carpentry or attend college. 87 Howard Street Will always remember summers in Maine and New Hampshire, and going to the beach . . . Enjoyed American Lit. with Mr. Cahill . . . Member of the Ski Club, Student Council, co-captain of the Baton Squad . . . Enjoys sailing and skiing . . . Plans to go to college to pursue a career in medical research. 277 Woburn Street Pidg . . . Catch a buzz? . . . Re¬ membered for bagging . . . Enjoyed classes with Miss Montejuinis and Deci¬ sions class. . . Works at Marshall ' s . . . Would like to tour in a band in the future. 2 Warren Ave. Enjoys partying at the commons and the log . . . Enjoyed class with Miss Sellers and Mr. Moscariello . . . Plans to attend Burdett Secretarial School. I ' m as free as a bird now . . . and this bird will never change. — Leonard Skynard . as?c j Jliarte (Setroce fo 391 West Street Member of the Yearbook Staff and Pep Squad . . . Fondest memories of Octo¬ ber 22, 1977 . . . Enjoyed engineering drawing with Mr. Morris and Mr. Wales . . . Plans to major in engineering in col¬ lege. 50 Oak Street Wini . . . Remembered for her con¬ venient vagueness . . . Fondest memo¬ ries include mountain climbing with the Outing Club and four unforgettable years in Mr. Cahill ' s homeroom . . . Enjoyed Accounting with Mr. Brett . . . Member of the Ski Club, Outing Club, cross¬ country, indoor track and spring track teams . . . Plans to go to college. tflcma cl chnzer eau 34 Timberneck Drive Spugs . . . Ron . . . Captain of the soccer team, spring track . . . Remem¬ bered for eye catching pole vaulting techni ques and his three point turn through a rock garden . . . Enjoyed Mr. Moscariello ' s geometry class . . . Plans to study wild life management. 709 Haverhill Street Kathy . . . Will never forget two years of fun in Mrs. Suld ' s French class . . . Enjoyed class with Mr. Garland . . . Member of the Band, cross-country, and track teams . . . Plans to attend college and enter the medical field. 25 Belmont Street Member of the Baton Squad . . . Enjoyed Mr. Kenney ' s biology class . . . Remem¬ bered for H.C.R.Y.S. . . . Remembers beeping, the Cape and ski trip of ' 78 . . . Employed at Marshall ' s . . . Plans to at¬ tend college. cT u’rexa Jfyf. 2 Winthrop Ave. Cheerleader for R.M.H.S. and Austin . . . Will always remember the Reading vs. Melrose game . . . Enjoyed French with Miss Clark and Elementary Field Seminar . . . Works at Baskin-Robbins . . . Plans to go to college and become a dental hygenist. 43 Linnea Lane B.J. . . . Joe . . . Will always re¬ member Wood End Lane . . . Enjoyed Mr. Cahill ' s class . . . Member of spring track and gymnastics team . . . Em¬ ployed by Eric ' s Greenhouse . . . Plans to attend college and pursue a career in science or math. tflegu ia 2iusi asi 38 Bear Hill Road Reg . . . Gina . . . Remembered for Juggs . . . Will always remember the summer of ' 78 . . . Enjoyed Mr. Cahill ' s lively homeroom . . . Member of the Ski Club, softball team, National Honor Society, co-captain of the field hockey team, Senior Executive Bo ard . . . Enjoys swimming, skiing, and going to the beach . . . Employed at Howard Johnson ' s . . . Plans to attend college. Q)amel ( SAlamm 38 Kingston Street Danny . . . Spaceman . . . Enjoyed Soc. with Mr. Armand Munoz-Bennet . . . Member of winter and spring track teams . . . is a cook in Harvard Square . . . Would like to become a state trooper after college. 183 Salem Street Ralpha . . . M+M . . . Dobbie . . . Will always remember January 1, 1977 and Cooldge Parking lot . . . En¬ joyed Mr. Moscariello geometry class . . . Likes to party, travel, and to fish . . . Plans to go into the Air Force. 231 Ash Street Will always remember the steak and beer parties at the Lawrence ' s . . . Member of football and track teams . . . Enjoyed class with Mr. Croft . . . Plans to go to college. jfyrni yC. 54 Ash Hill Road Lindsey . . . You guys . . . Re¬ membered for talking fast . . . Will al¬ ways remember G.E.L., commons, Ter¬ race Pines, and the commons . . . En¬ joyed classes with Mr. Lovely and Mr. Gil- lis . . . Junior and Senior Class Treasur¬ er, National Honor Society, Baton Squad . . . Enjoys horse back riding, skiing . . . Employed at Convenient Food Mart . . . Plans to go to college. Qjofina tftatoa ' A 14 Wentworth Road Enjoyed Ancient History with Mr. Lovely . . . Enjoys going to the Cape, going to concerts and parties . . . Employed at Howard Johnson ' s . . . Don ' t stop thinking about tomorrow, don ' t stop, it ' ll soon be here. It ' ll be bet¬ ter then, ' cause yesterday ' s gone, yester¬ day ' s gone ... Fleetwood Mac v.- u7u tCJ A k .Mar a „ Anae a 707 Pearl Street Angie . . . Holy bleep-bleep . . . Remembered for talking and laughing a lot . . . Always remember the lav and pumpkinin ' . . . Enjoys skiing, partying, dancing, running, riding a bike, and ten¬ nis .. . Plans to study dance and psy¬ chology. U8 $m a Jw. { hm o u ? 433 South Street Will always remember her summer out west . . . Enjoyed classes with Mr. How¬ land . . . Activities include dancing, ski¬ ing, and going to New Hampshire . . . Works at Brigham ' s . . . college bound. 259 Summer Ave. Arjoe . . . K.V.J. lives . . . Enjoyed Modern European History . . . Likes to read, listen to music, and sports . . . Plans to attend college. eter 26 Woodward Ave. Ritt . . . Rittenrock . . . Will never forget Mickey ' s party, the rock quarries, or parties in Pompaland . . . Enjoyed class with Miss Brinson . . . Captain of football and track teams . . . college bound. (j rt tofeAfr (rfo ser A ' 85 John Street Robere . . . Doobie doo!!! . . . Fondest memories of parties down the log and FHPL . . . Enjoyed Miss Sellers Decisions class . . . Likes to ski, hike, and camp . . . Works at Screenprint in Wilmington . . . Plans to go to college. au 78 Sunnyside Road Member of the football and wrestling teams . . . Plans to go to college. oAn tflomasuh 191 Lowell Street Mono . . . Cuban . . . Ah, but you ' re not quick enough! . . . Always remember CD ' s cottage and Danver ' s basketball game ' 77- ' 78 . . . Enjoyed Mr. Patterson ' s Wood Tech class . . . Remembered for being a constant ag¬ gravation at small groups and hoppin ' parties . . . Member of football and wrestling . . . Works at Reading Y . . . college bound. 149 (Srio tfumieo- 1 1 Kinston Street Q)e oraA tSa itarch 124 Gleason Road Deb . . . Enjoyed Decisions with Miss Sellers . . . Likes to read, write, party on the weekends, and listen to Zappa and the Beatles . . . Remembered for freshman year, and breaking the base¬ ment window . . . Fondest memories of C.P.L., commons, Junior Prom, and graduation day . . . Employed at Daniel ' s Funeral Home . . . Plans to get an apartment and visit California. 84 County Road Favorite teacher was Mr. Feit . . . Member of the National Honor Society, Student Council, and Regional Advisory Council . . . Works at CVS . . . Plans to attend college for computer science or medical technology. 40 Catherine Ave. Doug . . . Enjoys hunting, fishing, and waterskiing . . . Enjoyed biology with Mr. Kenney . . . Works at Gray ' s and Reading Shell. tSu asi 1 18 Prospect Street Sue . . . Toga . . . Whimper . . . Remembered for cruising the ' 78 summer nights in a Cadillac or Cordoba . . . Always remember Maine ' 76, 9 14 77, parties of ' 78, S.D. pumpkinin ' , and Mickey ' s party . . . Enjoyed Mr. Feit ' s class. . . Enjoys swimming, tennis, partying, cruising Stoneham, and is a member of Student Council . . . college bound. Q)(mna fauces 65 Rustic Lane Fondest memories of the Ski Trip to Cranmore in ' 78 . . . Favorite teachers are Mr. Levesque and Miss Zeytoonian . . . Active in skiing . . . Works at Cerre- tani ' s . . . Plans to become a hairdres¬ ser. 1 } Vuic ib dca e 55 Whitehall Lane Kid . . . Will always remember class day . . . Enjoyed American Lit. eighth period, Friday . . . Enjoys skiing, cruis¬ ing, and partying . . . Plans to attend Wentworth. JfcfarA 106 Gleason Road yfcl cAae rScAuwo- 22 Catherine Ave. Zabo . . . Remembered for being an occassional member of the football team . . . Fondest memories of department weekend in Cape Cod, ' 78 . . . Enjoyed freshman Soc. with Mr. Armand Munoz-Bennett . . . college bound. Jefe 1 55 Forest Street Suds . . . Don ' t worry about it . . . Remembered for running around with a clipboard at track meets . . . Will never forget hanging around CS ' s locker . . . Enjoyed chemistry with Mr. Z . . . Homeroom representative . . . Managed cross-country teams, boys track, girl ' s track, and girl ' s spring track . . . Works at K-Mart. . . Plans to go to college and go into medicine. AsiSt r c l ot i 394 Pearl Street Bummies . . . Bugs . . . MWAH . . . Remembered for being really differ¬ ent . . . Will always remember H.C.R.Y.S., pumpkinin ' , Baton, Switzer¬ land ' 78, boys locker room in Melrose, buses to and from football games, and Gary (!!) . . . Enjoyed Elementary Field Seminar . . . Member of the Baton Squad . . . Enjoys skiing and traveling . . . Plans to attend college. 1 19 Middlesex Ave. Jay . . . Will always remember Senior lunch . . . Enjoys all sports . . . Em¬ ployed at Harrow ' s. (J ery . l ?s? oAea 25 Bancroft Ave. Member of the U.N. Club, worked on blood mobile . . . Enjoys art, ceramics, and karate . . . Remembers fourth and fifth period lunch . . . Remembered for supplying the crying towels . . . Enjoyed biology with Mr. Diluna . . . Works at Winchester Hospital and is a summer camp counselor. . . Plans to enter med¬ ical or dental field. Satn ' cAy SAeeAa ?y 22 Batchelder Road Pooka . . . Remembered for L.N.P. . . . Fondest memories of the commons, Chaz ' s Country Club . . . Enjoyed chem¬ istry with Mr. Blodgett . . . Member of the soccer team . . . attending college. 336 South Street Chris . . . Get wise! . . . Fondest memories of P,L,L,D,M,L, at Bali Hai. . . Enjoys sports . . . Member of the Class Executive Board, Drama Club, and Stu¬ dent Council . . . Enjoyed chemistry with Mr. Z . . . Works at McDonald ' s in Woburn . . . Plans to go into nuclear medical technology. Jftzurie oisrift ofi 46 Pinevale Ave. Lau . . . Remembered for being slow . . . Never forget third period in the cafe . . . Enjoyed classes with Ms. Sellers, Mr. Lovely, and Mr. Gillis . . . Works at Brooks . . . college bound. Write on your heart that every day is the best day of the year. tflo ttrb J urAoff- 6 Willard Road Bob . . . Member of the basketball and baseball teams . . . Plans to go to college. amesy imy efon 49 Locust Street 152 77 Middlesex Ave. Activities include studying the Bible, play¬ ing guitar, hiking, cross-country, drama . . . Photography Editor of the Year¬ book, treasurer of the Drama Club, QCTC, and Outing Club . . . Enjoyed American Lit. with Mr. Cahill . . . plans to own a pet lion. When that which arrives, that which is partial will be done away with . . . For at present we see in hazy outline by means of a mental mirror, but then it will be face to face. — 1 Corinthians 12:10,12. (j zr zk r imz A 26 Whitehall Lane Curt . . . Enjoyed Mr. Soule ' s biology class . . . Involved in varsity cross¬ country, winter and spring track teams, and National Honor Society . . . Enjoys waterskiing, listening to music, and party¬ ing . . . Plans to go to college. jfi a iS nast ' 12 Curtis Street Enjoys skiing and hiking . . . Member of the Ski Club, Band, Drama club and AV crew . . . Favorite teachers are Miss Loporto and Mr. Howland . . . Works at CVS . . . Plans to go to college. No one can make you feel small, unless you let them. ffcrazr kS. r iz zYA 77 Hanscom Ave. Fizzbin . . . Remembered for fighting back with a cue stick . . . Enjoyed Mr. Cahill ' s American Lit. class . . .Member of the soccer, track and baseball teams . . . Enjoys skating, swimming, and fish¬ ing . . . Employed at Marshall ' s Warehouse. . . Plans to enter some field of engineering. (oat erine izrn A 14 Fox Run Lane Katie . . . K.S. . . . Kado . . . Mince good fun! . . . Always re¬ member Mac beach parties, tenth grade, kill the kid with the frisbee , and eighth period experiences in the green bomb . . . Enjoyed Mr. Blodgett ' s chemistry class and Mr. Soule ' s biology class . . . Member of the Baton Squad, Student Council, Profiles Editor of the Yearbook . . . Employed at McDonald ' s . . .Plans to attend college for biogenetics. kSazz fSzrut 393 Summer Ave. Member of the Varsity football, basket¬ ball, and baseball teams . . . Plans to attend college. 153 ASau z fm fA 24 Bolton Street Always remember Bali Hai . . . Enjoyed Mr. Zenewicz ' s chemistry class . . . Member of field hockey, basketball, and softball teams and Student Council . . . Plans to go to college. (S vzaAetA Ao l 19 James Road Lisa . . . Sally . . . Chariman of the Drama Club make-up crew, Student Council Rep ... A drama jock . . . Fond memories of Bali Hai, MB and the Drama Festivals . . . Enjoyed chemistry with Mr. Z. and Modern European His¬ tory . . . Will attend college for engineer¬ ing. AiA Aam o. c An A 927 Main Street Bill . . . What ' s your conceptual con¬ tinuity? . . . Enjoyed biology with Mr. Diluna . . . Enj oys skiing, swimming and partying . . . Employed at Atlantic . . . Plans to attend college. 9 Priscilla Road Snydley . . . Always remember pumpkinin ' . . . Enjoyed Mr. Howland ' s 20 ' s and 30 ' s class . . . Member of the Ski Club, soccer team, and slide show photographer . . . Employed at Friend¬ ly ' s . . . Plans to go into professional photography. JlAc ae ' iomerx 40 Ellis Ave. Mike . . . Oh no! . . . Life is an illusion . . . Enjoyed physics with Mr. McGuire . . . Member of the Yearbook Business Staff . . . Enjoys tennis and running the loop . . . Plans to study me¬ chanical engineering in college. Afia iSoracco- 15 Hi lie rest Road Sawopo . . . Always remember skip¬ ping the last day of schoo l ' 78 and get¬ ting caught . . . Enjoyed Accounting with Mr. Brett . . . Member of the foot¬ ball, baseball, and track teams . . . Works at IHOP . . . Plans to attend col¬ lege. tflar asis djke ic 14 Bunker Ave. Howie . . . Enjoyed Mr. Cahill ' s Amer¬ ican Lit. class . . . Plays the trumpet . . . Plans to attend college and major in music or public communication. It is easy in the world to follow the world ' s opinions; it is easy in solitude to follow our own; but the great man is he who in the midst of the crowd keeps with perfect sweetness the independence of solitude. Q)onna ' Shm e y 33 Howard Street Loves to party and will only miss RMHS for the parties . . . Plans to go to col¬ lege. doretb r fiasiton 17 Willard Road Long and Lean . . . Mopar . . . Remembered for always talking about cars . . . Never forget his tenth grade girlfriend . . . Enjoyed English with Mr. Hodgkins . . . Enjoys auto mechanics and plans to become a registered- licensed mechanic. exmne diee 37 Warren Ave. Fondest memories of parties down the commons, CPL, and FH . . . Enjoyed Mr. Brett and accounting . . .Member of the Baton Squad . . . Works at Cerretani ' s . . . Plans to go to hairdressing school. diromp 47 Glenmere Circle d om dtromp 47 Glenmere Circle Bean . . . Enjoyed Mr. Harney ' s class . . . Always remember being in the office . . . Works at Joshua Eaton as a custo¬ dian. GZtrixtoft er } wa r 5 Longfellow Road Sully . . . Doesn ' t matter though . . . Will always remember beating Lexington in track . . . Favorite teacher is Mr. Feit . . . Enjoys music . . . Plans to go to college. Q)asuel . Za Zimm 18 Temple Street Dan . . . Sully . . . What ' s the matter for you? . . . Always remember the Iron Curtain — Mr. Nathans Algebra I . . . Enjoyed Miss Sellers Decisions class . . . Member of the Ski Club . . . Works at Reading Liquors . . . Plans to go to college. ZZucZuytyZ Surett 7 Washington Street Rick . . . Never forget sophomore football season . . . Enjoyed Mr. Feit ' s and Mr. Croft ' s classes . . . Member of the football, winter and spring track teams . . . Works at Kentucky Fried Chicken . . . college bound. jilar a ZTas l 158 Salem Street Pooh . . . Nook . . . Ida know . . . Fondest memories of the Party at Augustine ' s and P.W.G. . . . Favorite teachers are Miss Zeytoonian, Mr. Levesque, and Mr. Brett . . . Plans to travel, party, get broker ' s license, and become a travel agent. C Ze ? ?€ ZTZtOYYhWYl 48 Linden Street Kenny . . . Enjoys skiing, camping, hiking, and partying . . . Liked engineer¬ ing graphics with Mr. Wales . . . Works at Atlantic . . . Plans to study engineer¬ ing. Q)e HYmA Z77ZZ 86 Vine Street Debby . . . Remembered for bringing Susie to lunch . . . Never forget Col¬ orado . . . Member of Ski Club, Girl Scouts, Explorers and Business Editor of the Yearbook . . . Liked Advanced Comp, with Mr. Howland . . . Plans to go to college. 156 _£auri STaccfr 15 Pennsylvania Ave. Lau . . . “Now what do I do? . . . Favorite teachers were Mr. Shapira and Dr. Kelly . . . Involved in cheerleading and dancing . . . Member of the Gym¬ nastics Club . . . Employed at Lashi Hairstylists . . . college bound. Q)ofina fTl m a 434 Haverhill Street Fondest memories of the summer of ' 78 . . . Good times with R.C. and P.B., re¬ bel, the bonfird, F.T.A.P.G., and J.T. ' s . . . Enjoyed class with Mr. Howland and Miss O ' Brien . . . Employed at Mar¬ shall ' s . . . Plans to go to business school. Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true. ftftamess . rac eaa 86 Walnut Street Jim . . . “But Jane Favor¬ ite teachers were Mrs. Brinson, Mr. Wales, and Mr. Cahill . . . Enjoys bike riding, cross-country skiing and soccer . . . Remembered for breaking his leg in soccer . . . Works at Bos ' n ' s Whistle . . . Plans to attend URI. Su a is i ftt iam 1 Wells Road Saul Sur€nn 26 Torre Street Duckey . . . Member of golf, hockey, and baseball teams . . . Remembers beating Burlington in the ' 77- 78 hockey season . . . Enjoyed Dick Gillis ' account¬ ing class . . . college bound. ftfta i i ft for? 49 Wescroft Road Woof . . . Janey . . . Give me a break . . . You psyched? . . . Re¬ membered for her appearance on Community Auditions and always eat¬ ing . . . Never forget the summer of ' 78 and J.T. ' s . . . Enjoyed class with Mr. Cahill, Mr. Shapira, and Mr. Cohen . . Plays guitar and banjo . . . Member of the field hockey, basketball and softball teams . . . Plans to attend college. 157 (ju itAio ( lhcca 1 10 Van Norden Road Cindy . . . Always remain a faithful, good, honest friend. That I could forget you, and especially all of you who were so kind and affectionate to me, no, do not believe it; there are moments in which I wish to spend some time with you. In short, I shall regard that time as one of the happiest of my life, when I see you again. — Beethoven 1 73 Grove Street a arofi ' H ai arnit Angel 3 Lakeview Ave. Enjoyed class with Mr. Levesque . . . Never forget graduating . . . Likes to horse back ride, and listen to good tunes . . . Works at L.F.S. Industries . . . Plans to work. yt stsi ' c HhA 136 Summer Ave. Member of the Ski Club . . .Art Editor of the Yearbook . . . Goes to art school . . . favorite teacher was Mr. Howland . . . college bound. Your destiny lies in your heart Q)onna gtuiA 183 Forest Street Kinky . . . M.F.C.S. . . . Never forget track parties, fifth period friends, and Lou ' s communal breakfasts . . . En¬ joyed chemistry with Mr. Z. . . . Member of the Math Team, National Honor Soci¬ ety, Yearbook Staff, Senior play . . . Works at Brugham ' s . . . Plans to persue a career in engineering. Jlfiic ael c l(W 224 Walnut Street Weba . . . Enjoyed class with Mr. Snyder . . . Works at Charette . . . Col¬ lege bound. ffioAtrfi A . AAeA ter- 54 Lawrence Road Webta . . . Smell like a goat . . . Remembered for his novas and moons . . . Favorite teacher was Mr. Cohen . . . Never forget the parties at the log and the Kangamangas Highway . . . En¬ joys hockey, cross country skiing and canoeing. A ena AAWon AAAltey 11 Hillside Road Favorite teachers were Miss O ' Brien and Mr. Croft . . . Member of the Cheerlead¬ ing Squad, and dance . . . Works at An¬ ton ' s Cleaners . . . Plans to attend busi¬ ness school. (j itAuay We cAy 5 Washington Street Cindy . . . Never forget the parties at the commons and up the Kangamangas . . . Enjoying accounting with Mr. Brett . . . Works at Economy Food Outlet. . . Plans to attend college. eann AAAs o i 314 Charles Street Enjoyed classes with Mr. Donovan and Miss Guzelian . . . Member of the Class Executive Board . . . Works at Atlantic . . . Plans to go to college. If I am not able to receive your love when I am ugly, then I cannot accept it when I am beautiful — MJ. 5 AAeinn AAx er 29 Pennsylvania Ave. Wex-Flex . . . Who ya jiving with that cosmic debris . . . Member of the ski club, soccer team, U.S.C.E. . . . Enjoys camping and the beach . . . Works at Friendly ' s. . . Plans to go into medicine. Q)omjAa AAxnAnun 1 1 Prospect Street Woody . . . Member of the football team . . . Employed at DeMoulas. Wooly . . . Weasel . . . Never forget the Old Man seventh period . . . Liked Mr. Cahill ' s class . . . Enjoys boating, swimming, camping, and bicycl¬ ing . . . Assistant to a manager at Data Print Inc. and journeyman of Plant Oper¬ ations at W.E. Andrews . . . Plans to at¬ tend college for graphic arts manage¬ ment. S 2Xl efA ZltZOCCh 129 Oak Street Liz . . . Troy space person loves all (even Jolly and Boomer) . . . Vice Pres¬ ident of the Science Club, member of the Math Team . . . Goes to MIT on Satur¬ days . . . Works at DeMoulas . . . Plans to go to college. AA lH l i oun s 251 Charles Street Richard . . . Well . . . Remem¬ bered for always smiling . . . Liked gym . . . Favorite teachers are Mrs. Stoppe and Mr. Myslicki . . . Likes to bowl . . . Plans to get married, get a job, and have a good time. Q) na ZarcanA ' 679 Pearl Street Remembered for telling dirty jokes and her laugh . . . Never forget the ski trip to Mt. Cranmore and the parties down the commons . . . Likes to play the guitar . . . Enjoyed classes with Mr. Brett and Mr. Croft . . . Works at Economy Food Outlet . . . Plans to go to college. AiA Acwv AS. ASat ori 149 South Street Bill . . . Homework? We had homework? . . . Never forget the night at J.T. ' s . . . Enjoyed geometry with Mr. Rhodes . . . Works at Caldor ' s . . . Plans to attend college. 160 9lac el tf up 23 Elliot Street Ray . . . Remembered for being late for school . . . Fondest memories of the Kangamangas Highway, commons, PI, Lord Wakefield, FHPL, CPL, Bradlees, Holiday Inn, the log, Blueberry Hill, Bub¬ ble, and Joe M. . . . Like English with Barbara MacDonald . . . Likes to party . . . Works at Marshall ' s Warehouse . . . Plans for the future are undecided. yCnst 79 Marla Lane Remembered for the gray cloak of L ' O- rien . . . Never forget senior year . . . Liked Shakespeare because of what he had to say . . . Plays tennis . . . Works at Electronic Instrument. . . Plans to at¬ tend automotive school then college. Jltfaure is ‘ffieene 30 Scotland Road 13 Macintosh Road Nellie . . . Roht, roh! . . . Enjoyed Mr. Croft ' s class . . . Member of the soccer team. 161 c { f fr y G oumasi 25 Holly Road Dc uMzrd r Jfat e { )o u’r{ j 27 James Road Jude ' ' . . . Poc Ma Hon . . . So it goes! . . . Remembered for partying, Jake, the buck , and getting wiped out broadside . . . Fondest memories of par¬ ties down the pit and raving lunatics . . . Enjoyed Sophomore English with Mr. Howland . . . Enjoys skiing, rock climb¬ ing, winter backpacking and going to concerts . . . Works silk screening at Chomerics . . . Future plans include get¬ ting motivated for college. Q)amel (jont of? { )arcy 32 Intervale Terrace I.L.Y.K.D.R. . . . Remembered for her long hair . . . Will always remember the Junior Prom and being with Kevin . . . Enjoyed classes with Mr. Hollingsworth and Miss Carter . . . Enjoys hiking . . . Works at DeMoulas. cTJuMKM AtAu l Ofl 73 Prescott Street Tom . . . If something can go wrong, it will. . . . Favorite past time is causing trouble . . . Works at Coulter Systems Corp . . . Future plans include college to study electronics. AAa fiA e M 144 Oak Street Bensie . . . Will always be remem¬ bered for being rowdy . . . Enjoys hunt¬ ing, fishing, and golfing . . . Loves to party . . . Will always remember senior year . . . Enjoyed English with Mr. Feit . . . Future plans include not going back to school if I can help it! QAcuhcA (AooAi 13 Fielding Road Later . . . Enjoyed Distributive Ed. with Mr. Levesque . . . Likes to draw . . . Works as a cook . . . Plans to at¬ tend a technical school. Q)a ml (dO ' S A o 582 Summer Ave. Stella . . . Fondest memories include the Commons, Chaz ' s Country Club . . . Remembered for working B.C.C. . . . En¬ joyed Sports English with Mr. Feit . . . Activities include baseball, hockey, and taking it easy . . . Future plans include the service. Q)guhcI AS. (junmsigAumi 188 West Street Spaceman . . . Yosk Zochmire . . . Hello Bitty . . . Remembered for being a genius . . . Enjoyed Mr. Blodgett ' s Chemistry class . . . President of the Sci¬ ence Club . . . Hobbies include elec¬ tronics, B.Y.F. and girls . . . College 3ound. ( Afe e2 A Q)ona ue 57 Old Farm Road Joey . . . Sup . . . Remembered for having a good time in school, but always passing . . . Will never forget passing Algebra II ' with Miss Finkle . . . Enjoyed Data Processing with Mr. Blaney . . . Activities include lifting weights and box¬ ing. A7 Ao um Ats. QAaaxA 55 Walnut Street Tom . . . Enjoyed Independent Study, Chemistry with Mr. Zenewicz . . . Col¬ lege bound. dc uhzsA A uzza m ' a 61 Arcadia Ave. Ted . . . A good friend is a year round joy ... A gift for all seasons . . . Remembered for leaving in jqnior year to attend Cathedral High School in Springfield . . . Enjoyed Physics with Mr. McGuire . . . Member of Model U.N. and High Happenings . . . An usher at Showcase Cinema in Woburn . . . Plans to enter the field of Sports writing and announcing. 128 Wellington Hill Street Take a chance . . . Remembered for playing basketball . . . Will never forget the ' 77 basketball season . . . Enjoyed Law with Mr. Appleby . . . Activities in¬ clude basketball and performing . . . Works at Y.M.C.A. . . . Future holds a career in music. Q)cmleA A. JfAa uma 15 Lee Street Sambo . . . When you got it, flaunt it! . . . Fondest memories are Class Day 1977 . . . Enjoyed Biology with Mr. Cohen . . . Enjoys all sports and parties . . . Employed as a sports writer for the Chronicle . . . Would like to attend a school for radio broadcasting. AticAanA AcAe Zest nicA 12 Whitehall Lane Rick . . . Favorite activity is baseball. JVa iaf t AcoAaro 15 Geige Street Nanc . . . Remembered for being short . . . Will always remember the commons fourth, sixth, and seventh . . . Enjoyed class with Miss Carter . . . Ac¬ tivities include dancing and going to the movies . . . Works at DeMoulas. Q)aouA A£. AAAeatxm 825 Main Street Wheatie . . . Really! . . . Remem¬ bered for Barn Parties . . . Favorite classes were with Mr. Blaney and Mr. Feit . . . Enjoys partying, concerts and skiing . . . Member of the football team . . . Future plans include work in Computer Technology. (B yuAA c ffAu e 68 Glenmere Circle Whiterini . . . Oh well . . . Favorite teacher was Miss Montejunas . . . Re¬ membered for being a junk food junkie . . . Member of the A.V. Crew . . . Fu¬ ture plans include transportation. c fco t y c HAAA a m 31 Batchelder Road Heavy duty . . . Favorite teacher is Mr. McGuire . . . Remembered for the corner . . . Will always remember the summer of ' 78. Aasne _% . AAhuA 12 Chestnut Road Recka . . . OH ya ... Re¬ membered for his car at Star Speedway . . . Enjoyed Business Law with Mr. Snyder . . . Employed at Roberts Inc. of Burlington . . . Future plans include get¬ ting a full time job and going to a school for auto mechanics. 163 IN MEMORIUM DAVID BEERS SEAN BOYD The process of education should not merely be a preparation for a profession, but a preparation for life as well. Education realistically involves the excitement and pain of growing to meet new challenges, of learning to cope with new ideas as well as new problems. This past year the Senior Class and R.M.H.S. as an entity were subjected to the concept of death through the loss of two of our classmates, Sean Boyd and David Beers. For those of us who knew Sean and David, the loss is virtually unbelievable. Shock, anger, depression, fear and pity were among the emotions that suddenly became real to many of us. Both of these students possessed integrity, persistence, intelligence and friendliness in a special, unique combination. Each individual left an image firmly implanted in the minds of those who knew him. Friends and acquaintances have dealt with each loss in a variety of ways, but the vast majority of those involved have been forced to search within themselves to find some truth in life, realizing that none of us are as invincible as we once may have thought. Sean Boyd and David Beers deeply touched the lives of all who knew them, and as time passes our memories of them shall be all the more cherished. 164 r 165 166 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISOR It is difficult for me to put into a few words how much I have enjoyed working with this class for the past two years. All of you have made my first years of teaching memorable ones. We have experienced alot together. We have had very happy times from pumpkining to Senior Talent Night and we have had very sad times with the loss of dear friends — experiences we shall not forget. The Class of ' 79 will certainly be remembered! You have contri¬ buted to the RMHS Community in every possible way— in Athletics, Academics, the Arts not forgetting all the services so many of you have unselfishly volunteered. Now it is time to move on and to con¬ tinue your achievements beyond RMHS. My best wishes to all of you for a successful and productive life. Thank you for allowing me to share your senior year with you. Love, P.S. I ' ll miss you!!! 167 168 A.F.S. — JAPAN KATHY KELLIHER Until last December, Japan to me was, as the saying goes, nothing more than a paragraph in the encyclopedia. But by February, only two months later, Japan had become my home . . . and my A.F.S. experience had begun. The beginning was hard, but then good things always take time. Neither of my two younger sisters or my Mom understood any English, so the first few weeks were quiet. We learned through necessity (and through lack of a dictionary) to become excellent pantomime artists. It was fun; an A.F.S. experience , despite the expected problems, and we learned to ap¬ preciate things even when we couldn ' t understand. And so I gained my first impressions of Japan in a very special way: through seeing, experiencing and participating. My Japan was Yotsukaido-machi, a small town located between the rice paddies and peanut fields of Chiba, two hours south-east of Tokyo. Because my town was so small, life seemed to move more slowly than here in Reading. People had time and they wanted to share that time and a part of their lives with me. We spent the year listening and trying to understand each other. Apart from the usual subjects in school, I also studied flower arrangement and Japanese Calligraphy, chorus, cooking and ping-pong. It was during these extra-curricular activities I found the Japan that I eventually learned to love so much. They taught me about Japan and helped me to become Japanese for a year. They gave me a part of the history that is Japan. The world is such a large place that it becomes unrealistic to hope that we can be unified as one person. But then, the cultures that make up this world today are so special that, if it means sacrificing them for unity, we should be satisfied to keep separate. Perhaps instead we should strive to appreciate, to learn how to care for and understand other cultures as well as our own. Let us grow together in purpose and create a world full of people caring for people. Walk together, talk together, all ye peoples of the earth. Then, and only then, shall we have peace . . . 169 ( a e (S wo Once upon a time there were two magnifi¬ cent kingdoms, one ruled by King Arthur and the other by King Willard. After two long years of sporadic rumbling, the two king¬ doms were uprooted from their hamlets and thrown together by some existential force. They were merged in a land larger than ei¬ ther of their own, a confusing and unfamiliar territory populated by beings known as up¬ perclassmen. While having to learn to live with each other, the people from the two kingdoms also had to put up with the jeers and harassments from the older, conceited creatures. The upperclassmen were not the only problems the former Willard and Arthur people had to confront. A lot of the popula¬ tion was not willing to abandon its feeling of pre-alliance loyalty, and minor skirmishes broke out as a result. The pre-merger senti¬ ment seemingly brainwashed into the minds of some, persisted for several years in some cases. In spite of the struggle for some type of unified identity, leaders for the first year were elected in the fall of 1975. Timothy Hunt was chosen by the populace as the new nation ' s first Premier; Trisha DeSisto was elected to be the Right Hand Man (actually, woman) to the Premier; Christina Barrett was chosen as Scribe; and Peter MacDonald was elected as Person in Charge of Financial Endeavors. Both former kingdoms were rep¬ resented equally in this election, demonstrat¬ ing the great diversity existing in this fledg¬ ling nation. 170 The main problems these officers and the of¬ ficers elected in the following years faced was to find a way of uniting the battling masses. In the second year of the new nation, under the lead¬ ership of Mimi Fallon, Jill Pirie, Ellen Petkewich and Debbie Blacker, things began to fall into place. Through successful, organized events such as bake sales, dances and car washes, the kingdom gradually began to function as one. The two sides were tiring of defending their former schools of thought, and time was instead devoted to heightening levels of intellectual su¬ periority — to increase the nations chance of eventually sending ambassadors to even larger foreign countries. The individual began to gain support for his own ideas rather than those of the group he formerly represented. The young nation was maturing rapidly. As the country entered its third year of exis¬ tence, the situation improved. Each new event for the benefit of the nation was an outstanding success, the economic situation was good, and virtually all objectives of the nation were being met. It was a time of unequaled happiness and bliss. To add to the nation ' s surge of power, a delegate from the League of Nations, the re¬ nowned Melanie Guzelian, was sent to further supplement the nation ' s level of intellectual su¬ periority. Nothing could stop them now . . . Onward and upward the kingdom went. A buffet, a car wash, a dance, and then a day of flowers — all masterminded by reigning officers Cathy Ohala, Joan DiGiovanni, Jill Pirie and Lynn Rigazio — pushed the kingdom into virtu¬ ally unheard of riches. The third year was climaxed by a gala prom which a majority of the population attended, acting as one rather than two distinct entities. The days of Arthur and Wil¬ lard existed only as memories. As the fourth year of existence approached. Premier Cathy Ohala accepted the torch of leadership from the last of the original inhabi¬ tants of the now-familiar region. She was re¬ elected shortly afterward, with Joan DiGiovanni, Lynn Rigazio and Lisa Buckley also chosen to serve in a year filled with dances, dinners, car¬ nations and celebrations. This would certainly be the most powerful year of them all. 171 Can you imagine us years from today sharing a park bench quietly? How terribly strange to be seventy. Old friends, Memory brushes the same years Silently sharing the same fears . . . . — Paul Simon down this road, the s ' that it ' s only begun. . . stories you thought never Dave Mason Maybe it ' s the time of year, Yes, and maybe it ' s the time of man But I ' ve come to my conclusion: Life is for learning. — Joni Mitchell 172 He who walks in another ' s tracks leaves no footprints. — Joan Brannon No limits are set to the ascent of man, and the loftiest precincts are open to all. In this, your choice alone is supreme. — Hasidii proverb Allons! We must not stop here! However sweet these laid-up stores — however convenient this dwelling, we cannot remain here; However sheltered this port, and however calm these waters, we must not anchor here; However welcome the hospitality that surrounds us, we are permitted to receive it but a little while. Allons! The inducements shall be greater; We will sail pathless and wild seas. — Walt Whitman 173 r A SPECIAL THANKS TO THOSE SPONSORS WHO HAVE HELPED MAKE THIS YEARBOOK A REALITY y r CRYSTAL DRIVING SCHOOL 444 MAIN STREET, WAKEFIELD, MASS. TEL. 245-2310 MR. DiGIAMMARINO (D.J.), Director Learn the proper methods of driving — New course eve ry four weeks. Give Mr. D. J. a call. “CRYSTAL DRIVERS ARE COMPETENT DRIVERS ” Special attention given to the nervous student. Licensed by the Registry of Motor Vehicles, Commonwealth of Massachusetts V J CONGRATULATIONS aiqibaL _ MM BUSINESS SYSTEMS. BUSINESS SYSTEMS, , NC . 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JIM HAGAN READING, MA 01867 V_ J 185 WITCH ' S HUT Hair Salon for Men and Women 580 Main St. Reading, Ma. 944-1810 BELL ' S BARBER SHOP Open every evening until 8 p.m. 18r Woburn St. 944-9787 V_ J f McDonald ' s U u li @ ( ABERJONA YARN SWEATER SHOP Home of the Monogrammed Sweater 610 Main Street Reading 944-6606 ___ ) - You deserve a break today so get up and get away to McDonald’s 413 Main Street Reading J v WHITE HEN PANTRY 212 Main St., Reading Convenient Shopping Open Every Day — All Year (Friday Saturday ' til 1 am) Owners: Ted Carol Dascoli 186 r r Congratulations to The Class of 1979 Congratulations and Good Luck to the class of ' 79 SANTORO ' S SUB-VILLA 648 Main Street Reading, MA 01867 V_ _ J f A wayside bazaar, inc. 107 MAIN STREET READING, MASSACHUSETTS 01867 (617) 944-1348 Compliments of GREG ' S DEPOT CLEANERS 16 Haven Street Reading TOWN OF READING MUNICIPAL LIGHT DEPARTMENT V_ J Edward H. Young Lester H. Young Robert D. Young r H. Young iW. ■ ■ M Insurance Agency, Inc. § 274 Main Street (Route 28) Reading MA 01867 Tel. (617) 944-8333 xsfek 187 ■ r Hersey Jewelers Certified Gemologist Member American Gem Society portrait wedding commercial Creative Photography By JAMESWAY STUDIO James T. McFarland 622r Main St. Reading, Ma. 01867 Phone 944-3070 Congratulations to the Class of 1979 from THE HITCHING POST V_ ( ©44-5186 _ V f A.P.S. 55922 Congratulations to the Class of 1979 MARTIN STAMPS Coins • Stamps • hobbies 580 MAIN STREET READING. MASS. 01867 Naim’s Insurance Agency Automobile • Home Owners • Life • Health • Business DO YON ' S Tv SALES SERVICE MICROWAVE DEMO SAT 12 TO 2 944-3559 75 HAVEN STREET READING, MA 01867 We now sell 23 different brands 188 r THE CHEESE IMPORTER ... Party Platters Gourmet Gifts . . . . . . Cheese Platters Natural Foods . . . . . . Coffee Beans 53 Haven Street Reading 944-7616 95 Main Street Reading Massachusetts 944-7900 Chapin, Kieley Howe, Inc. The Oil Heat People Quality Fuel Oil M.F. CHARLES SONS 612 Main Street Related Service 95 Main Street 944-7900 V_ J _ J r r a Lee A. McNelly McNelly Parker Insurance Agency, Inc. Commercial • Bonding • Personal Pension • Life Reading Office 270 Main Street Reading, Ma. 01867 617 944-5560 Middleton Office P.O. Box 445 Central Square Middleton, Ma. 01949 617 774-7400 RAYMOND R. COUTURE Attorney At Law Best Wishes to The Class Of ' 79 V_ J ( DUNN ' S BIKE SHOP 16 Gould Street Schwinn Authorized Sales Service Repairs and parts for all makes 944-9221 Jim Dunn J V 189 944-7474 Readi ng Liquors, I nc. HOME OF EXECUTIVE CHOICE BRUCE BERGER 345 Main Street Reading, Mass. 01867 V r y FUEL OIL INSTALLATIONS 24-HR. BURNER SERVICE The Little Guy Who Cares S. M. HODSON CO., INC. Oil cheating Contractoxi. Dial 944-1207 26 BRANDE COURT READING. MASS. 01867 y v Compliments of All Electric Supply Fitness Center Joann Michaud, popular dancer-cise teacher is starting classes now. Personal Program Figure Analysis Dancercise Private Exciting New Club For Women The lotest equipment is here now Sauna Showers ★ ★ Swiss Facial Sun Room Dynamic Equip. Apparel and accessory shop Call for information 942-0282 Or come in — 580 Main St.® Reading SOLO-PAK Hearing Aid Center 34 Gould Street Reading 944-1119 V_ y r A Best Wishes To The Class Of 1979 TIRIMACCO ' S AUTO CENTER formerly Bob ' s Reading Mobil v_y 190 r THE VILLAGE FLOWER SHOPPE Specializing in corsages, nosegays, and prom work. Congratulations Class of ' 79 Boston Organ and Piano 70 Main St. Reading 20-R Woburn Street Mass. 01867 Reading 944-2457 Dominic Rocca y C. SUMNER TEEL, INC. Insurance Planning Allan H. Teel C.P.C.U., C.L.U. 626 Main Street 944-7055 J V - BETTY ' S THRIFT SHOP Come in and Browse Love, Betty V_ ) The Supermarket with the Friendly Atmosphere V___ J 191 944-9666 Gifts made to order r CftsenkouAe Ceramic6 AMERICAN BEAUTY DISTRIBUTOR Theresa Mike Owner V 565 Main St. Reading, Mass. 02155 J CALARUSO ' S FRUITSTAND 122 Main St., Reading, MA 944-6010 OUR SPECIALTY: Old Fashion Pure Apple Cider Deluxe fruit baskets made to order COMPLIMENTS of HARROW ' S RESTAURANT AND COUNTRY STORE 126 Main Street 944-0410 y V JOHN J. DOHERTY, OPTICIAN 5 Sanborn St. Reading, Mass. 01867 944-161 1 VikiNQ WORLD TRAVeL BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1979 250 Main Street Reading, Massachusetts 01867 (617) 944 -4446 _ J 192 1 k f